Board Arma 3 Server Dev Change View distance/draw distance client side w/scripts. MessageRequester('PureFrog','Can't open the following port: '+SelectedPort$+Chr(10)+'This port is may be in use', #MB_ICONERROR) HandleError( SetCommState_(*File, 'SetCommState()' 0) PureBasic doesn't support flags in structures

HandleError( GetCommState_(*File, 'GetCommState()' )ĭcbFlags = 4227 Combined flags values got from the C. construction des donnees d'initialisation du port HandleError( SetCommTimeouts_(*File, ct), 'SetCommTimeouts()' ) If GetCommState_(*File, Allocation des tampons d'E/S *File = OpenComPort(0, SelectedPort$+':')

The PowerBASIC Crypto Archives - My Email - What's mine is error replacement character So my conclusion - the next (well, first) time I go to make a 3d demo or game, Ill use Purebasic for the interface/visual tricks because it should make that job very easy and that is clearly the main strength of that compiler, but for everything else Powerbasic's going to be pretty damned hard to beat, and it wouldn't be out of the question for a skilled Powerbasic coder familiar with DirectX to write complex DirectX wrappers similar to Purebasic's anyway.Įach to their own though - if you find a tool that works for you in the jobs you do, use it! For example you can make a 3d fly-through terrain (think Mars) with only a couple dozen lines of code, but obviously this is hiding a lot of the real underworkings, much like Visual Basic does. It seems great for making small-medium sized games (you wouldn't want to try and make something like Quake3 with it though ) and other DirectX-style demos, but it seems that PureBasic was design-oriented for this as its main use. Whereas PowerBasic is a true compiler, PureBasic is more of a wrapper around a compiler that, im assuming, converts/translates your source code to assembly before sending it to the fasm compiler (and the linker from the lcc c compiler), so in that sense PureBasic is actually a translator, not a compiler. It's not too shabby - you can make a Hello World in about 5kb which rivals Powerbasic's for size, but that's thanks to the fasm compiler - not PureBasic. I purchased a copy of Purebasic yesterday (so im allowed to be critical now.

Purebasic Serial Port Example