Can anyone explain why it makes a difference if SBASIC is compiled with Stats ON or OFF?
My Suqcess 2.05 has the following line: --- err=DATE_VALID(dat$,jaar%,mnd%,dag%) --- when dat$ is given as "01-08-2007", the result is: err=0 and jaar%=2007, mnd%=8, dag%=1 if dat$ is not a valid date: err=1 and the rest =0 When this is compiled with Stats ON this works as expected. When compiled with Stats OFF this results in: err=0, jaar%=2059, mnd%=8, dag%=1; for any valid year, only jaar% is wrong! This only happens when DATE_VALID is called from my DATE_2_VALUE function and not when called from my DATE_IN function. I checked the values within DATE_VALID shortly before the return, they are correct, but immediately after return from the call, jaar% has changed to 2059. This 2059 is not present within my Basic and no SBASIC DATE Fn's or Procs are used in DATE_VALID. Only string slicing is done and the resulting value limits are checked. Suqcess 2.04 used the same routines without the error. The latest update for 2.05 has a work-around. Qlib is called from BasicLinker where I also set the Stats ON or OFF. Any suggestions? Bob -- Gemaakt met Opera's revolutionaire e-mailprogramma: http://www.opera.com/mail/ _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
