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Was it because elements are created in both cases below?

mymap("some new key") = "some new value"

If mymap("some new key")
; new null element added
EndIf

I agree. The other option is static libs.
That is the last domino to fall with PB 6.xx. I would jump on user static libs when Fred approves the approach.

I agree the C compilation is slower, but I am well under 60sec for ~70k loc. I don't know if the counter subtracts commented lines? Haha BarryG - With compile times so high, did you consider compiling your libs separately as DLL's? You would have to declare prototypes, but the compile time would be ...

Wow, another great example from infratec.
I wondered how to return an array from SQLite in a userfunction.
This could help solve a complicated 2D query.

I don't use the C compiler. If I compile ASM with "/commented", how will that show me where the problem is? I strongly suggest you edit your codebase to compile with the C backend. The process will undoubtedly expose a problem in your code. Yes, convert any ASM specific code to either sta...

sqlite3.lib is statically loaded with your app.exe. No dependency, unless you need a feature not in the current lib. Then you would dynamically load sqlite3.dll of your compilation.
Fred said we can even statically load our own VS2022 versions of sqlite3.lib, but I have not succeeded yet.

Usually that is the C compiler failing without prompt.
Compile with /commented and you will get the amalgamated line number to investigate.
Or compile asm with /commented.

You can use in memory database tables created dynamically.

Hi Fred, Can you list the built-in compile settings Purebasic uses for the static sqlite3.lib? Can you add -DSQLITE_ENABLE_MATH_FUNCTIONS to the list? The math functions shown below are a subgroup of scalar functions that are built into the SQLite amalgamation source file but are only active if the ...

Arduino has an api, not a full blown o/s. It is usually married to a raspberryPI computer for control of the Arduino TTL and GPIO pins.

Yes, I was able to offload certain functions within the database, but now I need to collapse stdev() within SQL statements.
As mentioned, I am also interested in curve fitting splines for a pair of array columns, not just a single column.

Great stuff mk-soft :!: Is it possible to add multi-row calculations like Stddev() as a user defined function? EDIT: Found pb versions of several sqlite extensions.c. Looks like they work after changing .l to .i. https://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?p=516157#p516157 https://www.purebasic.f...

Yes, I have the exit strategy ok, but it is the double event processing that I sometimes observe in my apps?
I would think the BindEvent() should clear the event before returning to the main event loop?

Hi Fred,
Do you have a link or help page that explains event priorities?
If I use BindEvent(), PostEvent() along with the standard Event Loop,
which Procedure "sees" an event first?
Does BindEvent return to the Event Loop and clear the event it acted on?

Interesting example though I have not seen runaway as high as that with my typical floating point math. I do get burned when doing lazy trigonometry on small shapes on a canvasgadget. :oops: Scaling really saves the day. Simple scaling applied to STARGATE's example: #ML_SF = 10000 Define.i i Define....