Asciiz ptr in Type

[Semen Matusovski]

Hi, folks !

Try --

#Compile Exe

Type uAdr
   anything As Dword
   szPtr    As Asciiz Ptr
End Type


Function PbMain()

Local szString As Asciiz * 80
Local u        As uAdr

  u.szPtr = VarPtr(szString)
  u.@szPtr = "powerbasic"
  MsgBox szString

End Function

Then comment anything. Pretty ?

[Dave Navarro]

Semen,

This is a known problem that was confirmed a month ago. As soon as a fix is available, we'll post a note.

--Dave


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[Semen Matusovski]

Dave --
sometimes developers are not able to fix bugs quickly.
As I understand, it was not any patch since appearance PB/DLL6 in July.
Before patching, is it possible to view a list of all confirmed problems and official workarounds ?

PS. To avoid confusing of future customers, you can close this information, for example, by serial no.


[This message has been edited by Semen Matusovski (edited January 14, 2000).]

[Peter Lameijn]

An official list of known problems and their workaround would generate a lot less questions. Now the same bug is reported over and over again. I myself have reported the dr Watson (scrollbar/pageup)for 3 times (started in pbcc1.0/pbdll5.0; never heard a thing about it.....) It's helpful to know a bug is noticed and listed to be solved. I don't want to critisize, but it's just helpful to have such a list...

Peter.

[Dave Navarro]

I would love to post a list, however, I don't have one. Or at least, not a complete one. We've got several people still working on it.

As soon as we confirm and create such a list, I'll post it. It may take a few more weeks, however.

--Dave


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[Matthew Berg]

Dave, has PowerBASIC considered setting up its own Knowledge Base which would contain, amongst other things, known issues with the compilers? Perhaps somewhat similar to the MS KB.

[Dave Navarro]

Matthew,

We've considered lots of things.

Right now, we feel that our engineers time is best served working on the compilers themselves (and other projects under development).

Lance and I are working diligently on the web site, but we've also got other duties to perform, so it's moving a little slow at the moment. What's mostly needed is patience.

--Dave


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