BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 03-21-92 (22:51) Number: 200 From: ROBBIE CHURCH Refer#: NONE To: MICHAEL ORCHEKOWSKI Recvd: NO Subj: call absolute() Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
MO> Does anyone know why QuickBASIC (and the interpreter) chokes on the CALL MO> ABSOLUTE () command? It seems every time I try to compile a program with MO> this command in it, I get a 'sub not found error' (#36 I believe). I MO> have also heard that there is an $INCLUDE file or .OBJ file that will MO> allow this to be done. I have the following routine: You need to include QB.BI for QuickBASIC. I believe QBASIC has it built right in. Also, you're calling syntax wasn't correct. After the argument list, you need to include the offset of the array holding the program. CALL ABSOLUTE (argument1,argument2,... ,VARPTR(AsmProg(1))) Hope this helps. -Rob * SLMR 2.1a * Real programmers use COPY CON MYPROG.EXE --- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Mostly Mail (1:105/319)
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