Pardon me for butting in, but I wonder if you have tried a Gambas
short (16 bits).
The last time I can recall seeing a byte or character passed as an
8bit value I was using a Z80! I have a vague recollection that the
Lattice C compiler for the MC68008 used the bottom word (16 bits) in a
register f
Status: New
Owner: gambas...@gmail.com
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New issue 295 by gambas...@gmail.com: Problem on inheritance
http://code.google.com/p/gambas/issues/detail?id=295
1) Describe the problem.
2) GIVE THE FOLLOWING
Fabien Bodard wrote:
> 2012/8/3 Richard Terry
>
>
>> Fabien Bodard wrote:
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>> All my gambas versions are 3.2 + (whatever the latest svn is)
>>
>> richard
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>>> 2012/8/1 richard
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>>>
>>>
I seem to remember a posting in recent times about how to set the row
height
2012/8/3 Richard Terry
> Fabien Bodard wrote:
>
> All my gambas versions are 3.2 + (whatever the latest svn is)
>
> richard
>
> > 2012/8/1 richard
> >
> >
> >> I seem to remember a posting in recent times about how to set the row
> >> height to automatically adjust to the height of wrapped text
> uint8_t is a type as specified by the _t in the naming. u = unsigned
> and int = integer 8 = eight bits. So this declares an unsigned integer
> of 8 bits.
Thanks for the clarification Randall but question remains, how should I
declare a uint8_t in Gambas3 when using the EXTERN command?
The onl
