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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / @rich about memblocks

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Wanja
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Do you know if memblocks are buggy ? I tried everything but didn't get it to work...
Could you perhaps help me get rid of this problem?

please take a look at a post below
"Memblocks again ... "

thanx in advance
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Wanja
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it seems write memblock float doesn't work ... :/

could anyone proof that?

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Wanja
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..actually I tried out all memblock types
..well all work
EXCEPT ONE: Write Memblock F L O A T ...argh!!!!!

why this one? doooooooooooh

I really hope that will be patched

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Richard Davey
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Posted: 25th Sep 2002 15:39
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There were a lot of memblock issues with beta3 but the majority were fixed for release. Give me a few lines of code that doesn't work and I'll run it by Lee to see if it's a genuine bug or not.

Cheers,

Rich

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Wanja
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ok this doesn't work for me:
>>>>>>>>>>
X=123.456
make memblock 1, 1024
if MEMBLOCK EXIST(1)
WRITE MEMBLOCK FLOAT 1, 4, X
print MEMBLOCK FLOAT(1, 4)
endif
wait key
<<<<<<<<<<<<
it should print the X value but "Write memblock" do not seem to work

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Richard Davey
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But X isn't a float, it's an integer. Try X#.

Cheers,

Rich

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djr2cool
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make image from memblock doesnt seem to work.. always crashes saying memblock doesnt exist.. even though i have tested it and the block did exist.

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Shadow Robert
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show us the code
Ya know with the recent posts you've been making it feels like you've jumped into the deep end of DBpro without even learning to swim :p

"For the Greater Good"...
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Wanja
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OK I tried this:

X#=1.0
while X#<100000000.0
make memblock 1, 1024
if MEMBLOCK EXIST(1)
WRITE MEMBLOCK FLOAT 1, 4, X#
cls
set cursor 0,0
print MEMBLOCK FLOAT(1, 4)
delete memblock 1
endif
inc X#,1.0
endwhile

...it doesn't count up...

while this one is counting:
X=1
while X<100000000
make memblock 1, 1024
if MEMBLOCK EXIST(1)
WRITE MEMBLOCK DWORD 1, 4, X
cls
set cursor 0,0
print MEMBLOCK DWORD(1, 4)
delete memblock 1
endif
inc X,1
endwhile

still my fault? I'm confused ....

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