I must admit, the PM that I got had rather a lot of bbcode in it
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:oops: Sorry, I didn't know. I'll mind it next time
Quote:Btw, Neo, great lib
Quote:Sounds great Neo
Quote:BTW, great work Neo
Thanks for your replies
Quote:Oh2 and I am also at an inconvience... later!
Quote:I'm last on your greets list?!? That's OUTRAGEOUS!
I know you won't like this but it's really inconvinient for me to test a library. So I won't be able to comment it. Sorry.
Too bad. BTW Lachie: some one has to be last, and it wasn't personally meant
Quote:BTW: You didn't even spell my name right...
:oops: I'm terribly sorry Fling, I'll correct it in the next version ok? (hrmm, I forgot the '-').
You forgot the '-' and put in a capital 'M'.
Not a big deal I suppose... everyone here likes to spell it incorrectly one way or another. Meh.
But yeah... I didn't say this above but nice work.
Quote:You forgot the '-' and put in a capital 'M'. Not a big deal I suppose... everyone here likes to spell it incorrectly one way or another. Meh.
But yeah... I didn't say this above but nice work.
At least you were listed as a friend. Whitetiger was crying about it.
Dude, its great but works quite slower than rellib/futurelib on my PIII PC =(
Quote:Dude, its great but works quite slower than rellib/futurelib on my PIII PC =(
It is a PureQB lib. PureQB is slower than assembly.
Then you posted something that was obvious. :roll:
nah, i was in a kinda denial state. I was hoping he would reply saying "It isnt optimized yet. It will run much faster after it is..." or something :roll:
It looks like a real comprehensive lib all the same. Perhaps a variant could be made using asm now the basic routines are down...?