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QB64 Discussion / Re: Compile old QB4.5 code help
« on: September 30, 2020, 07:20:19 am »
Thank You Bplus for taking a look at the code and converting it. I have copied the source code you posted and ran it on my system and it appears to work.

Would you mind taking a shot at the other programs if you get a moment?

Thanks

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QB64 Discussion / Re: Compile old QB4.5 code help
« on: September 28, 2020, 04:45:54 am »
Quote from: SpriggsySpriggs on September 25, 2020, 10:55:50 am
If the files don't contain personal information you can attach them to a post here and one of us would be glad to help you convert the syntax over to the modern usage.

If anyone would be kind enough to convert the attached programs that would be amazing. It doesn't appear to be as straight forward as including the missing files as I originally first thought.

Attachment has 4 separate programs. The software is that old there is no concern over confidential/personal info being contained within.

Many Thanks

Andy

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QB64 Discussion / Compile old QB4.5 code help
« on: September 25, 2020, 04:13:50 am »
Hi All,

New user here. Not experienced in QB at all so be gentle :-)

I  stumbled across this forum in hope I could find a solution to my problem. I have some very old quick basic 4.5 code that I need to be able to run on Windows 10 (64 bit) operating system. QB64 seems to do the trick and I can run it no problems on my windows 10 machine.

I have successfully opened the old .bas file and converted it to readable txt from binary but when I try to compile, it complains of a syntax error.

The error is relating to a sub function that is not included in the file but is actually included in another .bas file.

How can I tell QB64 to look in another file for Subs besides the one which is open?

Summary:

I have two files

file1.bas
file2.bas

File1 will not compile to exe because of syntax error. The error is due to a sub not being found. The sub actually resides in File2. File2 compiles no problems but doesn't actually do anything as its simply a utility piece of code to support file1.

Thank you for any help

Thanks

Andy

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