%pb_cc32

[Robert DeBolt]

Thank you gentlemen!
It works great.

[Joe Byrne]

In earlier versions of the compilers, %pb_cc32 was only defined in the PB/CC compilers, and did not exist in the other compilers. Either the PBWIN 8 Help is in error, or PB, Inc. has changed the way that equate is set up and used.

Try this version of your code instead:

#IF %DEF(%PB_CC32)
WAITKEY$
#ENDIF

Better yet, put it in a function or macro:

FUNCTION Wait4Key() AS STRING
'-------------------------------
   #IF DEF(%PB_CC32)
      FUNCTION = WAITKEY$
   #ENDIF
END FUNCTION

...

IF Wait4Key = "x" THEN {do something..bail-out?}

The same idea can be used with PRINT vs MSGBOX (or just use '?')

[Clay Clear]

In earlier versions of the compilers, %pb_cc32 was only defined in the PB/CC compilers, and did not exist in the other compilers. Either the PBWIN 8 Help is in error, or PB, Inc. has changed the way that equate is set up and used.

Try this version of your code instead:

#IF %DEF(%PB_CC32)
WAITKEY$
#ENDIF

[Robert DeBolt]

I have included the following code in my program so that I can compile with either PBCC or PBWin without having to worry about the WAITKEY$
statement. However, I get a compile error

Error 460 in F:\... Undefined equate
Line 228: #IF %PB_CC32

 
 #IF %PB_CC32
      WAITKEY$
 #ENDIF

From the PBWin 8 help file

%PB_CC32 Pre-defined as TRUE (non-zero) in PB/CC for Windows. Defined as FALSE (zero) in other compilers.

Am I missing something?