Is there a way to add code to make old QB45-compiled programs
aware of fdapm?
A simple INKEY$ sends the computer use from 3%-4% to 100% !!!
If anyone has a similar question for Euphoria, the answer is to
replace get_key() by wait_key(). The manual (library.doc) says:
wait_key() lets the
Hello,
As stated by Eric, there is no way INKEY$ is burning your CPU. As far as I
remember, the QB version of INKEY$ is non-blocking - it retrieves one char from
the keyb buffer, and if there is none, it retrieves nothing. You must have some
nasty loop calling INKEY all the time. Maybe
Hi people:
Is there a way to add code to make old QB45-compiled programs aware of fdapm?
A simple INKEY$ sends the computer use from 3%-4% to 100% !!! I know
there is a newer FreeBASIC, but I can't compile some sources inside FB
yet.
Thaks in advance,
BCPino Gino
Hi!
Is there a way to add code to make old QB45-compiled programs aware of fdapm?
Design-wise, the point is rather behaving in a way that fdapm
will understand, but not explicitly telling things to fdapm...
A simple INKEY$ sends the computer use from 3%-4% to 100%!
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