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directive {$x} will allow functions to return with no result in pascal so your statement is partially untrue ,however u were correct about it containing the result of evntmulti its part of the type variable record "event" I don't have to assign it to anything, automatically written into because of g...

that would make sense , I think it was written in pure c
id still call it hidden especially if its not mentioned in the instructions or help files

so you are saying ev_mwich would be already be facilitating the events returned and I didn't need to have it assigned to the call?

ive been aware of this command for a while , didn't relieze evntmulti uses a different set of variables than event_multi... anybody know what the ev_mwich integer is supporting within the event structure? its not present for the other evnt_multi command.... PROGRAM evm_demo; uses gem; PROCEDURE edit...

sporniket--> bombs
your method doesn't function
either the forth number translation causes program termination error

clever thinking sporniket I will certainily not loose your approach ... the real reason for this segment of code was so I could mask off bits using binary format and since my pascal does not have anyway to simply write a binary number and use within the source code as a variable ive had to generate ...

yes that was the trouble and im glad to have learned the manual/help files are all entirely documented in german language so difficult to find out some instruction Program BStrLInt(x); {written in pure pascal system heidelberg} {BStrLInt=Binary STRing to Long INTeger} {decodes a string of 1's or 0's...

thanks czietz! good to know some more of the inner workings of the pascal compiller/editor I use ..... before I try here is my input why would the editor care if I shl a integer and the result is a longint? does it use the integer cell space "q"? does q become changed? (take on new value) maybe I ne...

ive encountered a problem area I cant understand with shl in a loop to decode a string as if binary it defects .... someone can explain ? Program BStrLInt(x); {written in pure pascal system heidelberg} {BStrLInt=Binary STRing to Long INTeger} {decodes a string of 1's or 0's} {no more than 32 charact...

my cubeat has a glitch where I believe it was developed for/under gemdos so willhave some mouse reading issues under tos 1.02/1.04 been wanting to try on a st520 anyone else successfully use cubeat on a st 1040?

the first tos
because a lot of music software was developed in the beginning while tos was young ....

could not locate function "_crystal(@AES_pb)" within your tree on github

this is the active part of the aes I don't see in pure pascal

paramenter block I do understand ...
envoking the aes vdi gem under pure pascal I cant locate ....


did u include some asm to do this?

lol intuitively' blob' is the first keyword id type to find these .....!
thanks thorstenotto

so im curious why pure pascal allows us to modify , use ,read and write to the gem arrays , (intout intin etc etc global etc) but I cant find a binding in the editor to call the event using vdisys gemsys anyone dare a guess at how to use if no call can be issued other than using the built in editor ...

track error
read error
bad format
?????????

isn't it what they made java from/with ?

with 20+years using Atari this is the benefit of being a loyalist

lol very underspoken lonny ..lol
yes problematic influences arise using programming languages.....
amongst all languages for the st what would u say is the less irritable? PURE C ? DEVPAC?..??? gfa ??????

I think we all know to use malloc in a case like the above example

ta-da!!!

good god man , asm/assembler , that's very popular within the survey too...lol not !!!!

yes mfro
only after I reliesed was exceeding boundary .....

wongck
ive always spoke pascal///ill check the statistics out but I have a feeling it was not focused around languages for Atari only .....pure pascal works effortless...well of course gfa too !

and of course the illustrative version..... program bell_curve; uses system,gem,tos; (*-----*) Const full_range=100; elem128=128; {drawing coord method} Ndc=0; {gdos only} Rc=2; {Raster coordinats} {Sresolutions} Hi=2; Md=1; Lo=0; (*-----*) Type arr1=array[1..elem128]of byte; (*-----*) Var ApId, Aes...

must be more delirious than previousily assumed .... isolation led me to writing this weird bell curve generator... any pointers on some literature about drawing shapes curves graphs? also cant figure out why the second loop to write results bombs if goes 0-element full range ???? program bell_curve...

Any trades? im always looking to expand my collection

I have cracked version but he wants legit ..