PB Newbie

[Dennis Rodekurth]

Hi there !
I am a absolutly Newbie with PB ! Please dont hurt me

Ok, ive just a Problem with a Compiled Programm. In my Version
( PB 3.20) Files like "stdio.h" are not exists in the main installation
folder ! But in the script (*.bas File) there are entrys like
$include stdio.h. I cant File(s).

So what can i do, where can i get those Files ?


Please anyone help me, i promise i will practice !

Thank You !!!



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[Allen B. Zilbert]

Dennis,

It sounds like you are a C programmer. An Include file such as
stdio.h does not exist in PowerBASIC. Input and output operations
are part of the compiler (INPUT, LINE INPUT, INKEY$, PRINT,
and WRITE). These commands are well documented in the online
help. Press the F1 key twice and select language reference.

The $INCLUDE can be used to insert soucrce code into your
application.

Also, if I am correct, the lastest DOS version is PB 3.5, which I
would recommend that you use.

Allen



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[George Bleck]

How did you aquire a copy of PB 3.2 when 3.5 is the current shipping version. Were you shipped the wrong version in error?

If you were, you may want to contact PB directly with your information (name, email address, etc.) to get the proper version.



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George W. Bleck
Senior System Engineer
KeySpan Corporation

[Lance Edmonds]

I does sound like something may have gone wrong in the order processing.

Regardless, please contact PowerBASIC Tech Support ASAP, and we'll check it out for you. Please be sure to include your serial number and contact details with your email.

Thanks!

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Lance
PowerBASIC Support
mailto:[email protected][email protected]</A>

[Dennis Rodekurth]

Hi Allen !

Are u sure with the part of "stdio.h does not exist in PowerBASIC" ?

I ask because a friend says it will still be included in PB !?

Maybe he dont know it right !?

ok i will show u the syntax

$stack 3000
%mouse=0
$include "stdio.h" <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<THIS PART !!!!!!!!!!!!
$include "win_man.h" <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<THIS PART !!!!!!!!!!!!
$include "dia.h" <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<THIS PART !!!!!!!!!!!!
$include "system.h"<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<THIS PART !!!!!!!!!!!!
$include "dos_dir.h"<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<THIS PART !!!!!!!!!!!!

DefInt A-Z
shared dpart$,gesamt$,pfad$,cname$,umfeld$

Call clearscr
Call ArtDerInstallation
Call Parameter
Call Plattengroesse
Call Maske

End

Sub ArtDerInstallation()
nr = FreeFile: Open "a:\temp\um_set.txt" For Input As #nr
While Not EOF(nr)
Line Input #nr, zeile$
temp$ = UCase$(zeile$)
If Mid$(temp$, 1, 10) = "SET UMFELD" Then umfeld$ = Mid$(temp$, 12)
Wend
Close #nr
End Sub

Sub Plattengroesse()
'Plattengroesse ermitteln
temp$ = pfad$ + "\gdisk.exe 1 /status > " + pfad$ + "\naspa.inf": Shell temp$

nr = FreeFile: Open pfad$ + "\naspa.inf" For Input As #nr
While Not EOF(nr)
Line Input #nr, zeile$
For i = Len(zeile$) To 1 Step -1
If Mid$(zeile$, i, 1) = " " Then Exit For
Next i
xgesamt$ = Right$(zeile$, Len(zeile$) - i)
If xgesamt$ = "Mbytes" Then
Line Input #nr, zeile$
For i = Len(zeile$) To 1 Step -1
If Mid$(zeile$, i, 1) = " " Then Exit For
Next i
gesamt$ = Right$(zeile$, Len(zeile$) - i)
exit loop
End If
Wend
Close #nr
End Sub

Sub Maske()
'Maske aufrufen
diainputsize = 29: diaframetype = 2: diashadow = 0: diaprintattr = 127
call diawin (1,4,9,45,"",%ON )

Call diainp(1, 3, "Computername : ", 1, 24, 15, cname$)
Call diaprint(2, 3, "Plattengroesse (MB): " + gesamt$)
Call diainp(3, 3, "Umfeld (Prod/Entw) : ", 3, 24, 15, umfeld$)
Call diainp(4, 3, "D-Partition (MB) : ", 4, 24, 15, dpart$)
Call diaprint(5, 3, "Diskettenversion 3.00 ")

Call diapush(6, 8, " ^Ok ")
Call diapush(6, 25, "^Abbruch")

Do
d = dialog: l = lastkeyx
if l=%ESC then exit loop
if l=%ENTER then
If d = 4 Then
Call PartDef
exit loop
End If
if d=>5 then exit loop
End If
Loop
End Sub

Sub PartDef()
gesamt = Val(gesamt$)
dpart = Min(Val(dpart$), 2000)
gesamtmin = Min(gesamt, 8000)

cpart = gesamtmin - dpart
cpart$ = Right$(Str$(cpart), Len(Str$(cpart)))
cpart$ = LTrim$(cpart$): cpart$ = RTrim$(cpart$)

cpartmin = Min(cpart, 2000)
cpartmin$ = Right$(Str$(cpartmin), Len(Str$(cpartmin)))
cpartmin$ = LTrim$(cpartmin$): cpartmin$ = RTrim$(cpartmin$)

'Datei UM_SET.BAT erzeugen
nr = FreeFile: Open "a:\temp\um_set.bat" For Output As #nr
temp$ = "set cpart=" + cpart$: Print #nr, temp$
temp$ = "set cpartmin=" + cpartmin$: Print #nr, temp$
temp$ = "set cname=" + cname$: Print #nr, temp$
temp$ = "set umfeld=" + umfeld$: Print #nr, temp$
Close #nr
End Sub

Sub Parameter()
temp$ = UCase$(Command$)
If temp$ = "" Or InStr(temp$, "/P:") = 0 Or InStr(temp$, "/G:") = 0 Then Call KeinePara
p = InStr(1, temp$, "/P:") + 3
g = InStr(1, temp$, "/G:") + 3
pfad$ = Mid$(temp$, p, g - 8)
dpart$ = Mid$(temp$, g)
End Sub

Sub KeinePara()
Print "Es wurden keine Parameter angegeben!!!"
Stop
End Sub


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can u help me ?

greetings

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[Matthias Kuhn]

Hi Dennis,

I know Your "stdio.h" - it is a part of the German Power Tools I+II
from Dirk Hilger. They are good. You can get them form "Kirschbaum Soft"
in Germany.

Greetings from Germany

Matthias Kuhn [email protected]




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[Rav Singh]

> Hi there !
> I am a absolutly Newbie with PB ! Please dont hurt me

Hi,

Don't worry, I'm a newbie too, just started yesterday! I have
been playing about with the compiler all day yesterday and
blimey, it's FAST! I would say 60% of the language I'm familiar
with, the rest I need to learn. Now I can throw away the C
compiler

regards,

- Rav

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[Allen B. Zilbert]

Hi Dennis,

From my experience with c and c++, those include files sound like
header files for these languages and not for PowerBASIC. I have
been using PowerBASIC, since it was TurboBASIC and I have never
seen stdio.h or any of the other .h files you listed included
with the DOS compiler.

I see in your code that you have a Call clearscr. PowerBASIC has
a CLS command that will clear the video display.

From your include files, it looks like your attempting to do
windows programming. You might be better off using PB/DLL or
PB/CC.

Allen

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