Dilwyn Jones writes:
What I'm getting at (not being familar with PC networks) is would you
need a driver to access Ethernet in general (or another QL on
ethernet), another driver to access a PC over a network, another
driver to talk to a printer hub, another to talk to a Mac etc etc. I
am
Because it is far more easy to use then Turbo : you have can compile your code
directly when you need to adapt it with Turbo (at least versions I know)
And Qlib is the only one implemented as Thing in QD (you can parse and compile without
line number) and used by tool like the Linker. (and I
On 10 Feb 2004 at 20:31, Timothy Swenson wrote:
With all honesty, I find Qlib to be an easier compiler to use. Now, both
have their problem compared to a real compiler like C68. Both require
you to LOAD the program into SBASIC.
This is, actually, not quite true. QLIB requires the program
In a message dated 11/02/2004 10:28:32 GMT Standard Time,
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Thanks
for your info.I am now only waiting for Price etc before getting back
to the member whomade the query.I will pass on your very valid
comments regarding Turbo/QLib but just at themoment I am
Excellent work George!! Its just the incentive I need to really get into
TurboPTR.
Malcolm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 11/02/04 01:16:30 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(But why would anyone want to get Q-Liberator when Turbo is free,
twice as
fast, plus now it
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], thegilpins
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Hi,
I'm being asked about the latest on QLiberator (latest version, where it's
available from, how much, what does it (not) work with, etc.)
Can anybody help me please?
John Gilpin.
It has not been updated for a long time. I have
If David Gilham is reading this can he give me a ring. Or if someone can
mail me his phone number I would be grateful.
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