Pete's QBASIC Site

thx Ted... idd it's been awhile... thx to all ppz keeping the spam off our backs!!

how about a bot who's programmed to find out every possible function (limited or unlimited) a forum has? The programmers are getting smarter and the programs (or bots if you prefere) are getting bigger... so who knows...

erm... worst program ever... my ASCII attempt of win3.x... with no mouse... lol old school... basic old school...

I've got no problems what so ever, just an email stating that I have a pm on here and when I click it... nothing... no new pm... lol

Alpha-testers...

Mail me (don't pm me) on mcclouth.software@gmail.com with subject alpha-testing. I'll get the alpha-version to you asap.

The pogress of the alpha-test will result in a beta-test, which will result in a tech-release for the public.

Grtz
Seb

P.S. guys, not all at once!!

BIG NEWS ON THE QBINUX-FRONT. As of now, we can speak of a working core. Although not yet complete but it's functional. As we speak, well I write, and you read, I'm working on the password thing and QBash, the equivalent of Bash. The SYSVINIT-routines I had build in the past, and lost, and just rece...

well most of us are, therefor we're dummies

More to defense: we're all dummies... whahoo!!

The Novix-version I'm building is not coming out for the public, sorry. QBinux... is back in the running... I just had to return to square one... So what I have now, is just the core in it's basics... Right now it only is able to retrieve date and time (in the Linux, with bitshifting and bcd2bin con...

hey... Yes... QBinux still lives... but it's on lifesupport. But I can't keep you guys of the info. Right, so what happens now on the QBinux-front: I've taken the last version of Novix (v2.5.0.3) and am trying to make an enhanced version (v2.5.0.4), which I might release on my site (if that's okay w...

I have a 3.x (dunno if it is 1, 2 or 3) bootdisk somewhere...

Long live DOSBOX (not entirely true, or ofcourse the boot from USB/HD/etc. if you can still get your hands on MS-DOS....)

Vista still has a cmd... but not like XP...

PDS 7.1 (QBX if you prefere) is used for the development of QBinux (QuickBasic lINUX, if you prefere)...

Best viewed with Internet Explorer 4.0+

Lol

Apparently I visted this site a couple of times before I even heard of Pete's QB site...

grtz

After high school? Well firstly, during high school I moved countries... from Holland to Belgium. I didn't graduate due to a job-offer, so I moved back to Holland, after spending 8 years in Belgium. That's 6 years back now and in between I've moved 3 times and going back to school... That's covers i...

You could try it the old way, but that means no access to internet while programming... and you need a 1,44mb diskdrive or a bootable USB-stick with MS-DOS...

Just a try...

grtz

Hey I've took the idea to FreeBasic, and here's the result: dim a as integer dim b as integer dim count as integer dim countplace(20) as integer dim ff as integer dim map(10,10,10,10) as string dim n as integer dim o as integer dim p as integer dim q as integer dim sourcemap as string dim sourcemapn...

Basically, it should be able to read any map/directory and its files and convert them to html, so in the end you have the whole deal in html.
The input doesn't matter, it could be any map/directory and files.

grtz

I'm not at home so can't provide ya the data.

The thing is that is just has to be able to get maps and files and make html-pages of those. So if you have an easier way to index this, it's always welcome!!

When I get back home, I'll back working on it.

grtz

Another update... I'm almost there... Now I've got the problem that when QB has to open a file with filenumber 16 (when there's 15 open) it can't... And ofcourse I get the "Too Many Files" error. Maybe someone can shine his/her light over the code. Just remember I still have to implent the...