12-06-2004, 04:37 AM
I keep compiling old sources, being extremely pleased with the results. Awesome work
I've found that RUN by itself is not supported. In QB, RUN just runs the current program again from scratch.
In FB you especify something like
My question is: Would this be the same?:
1.- QB CODE, GAME.EXE:
2.- FB CODE, GAME.EXE:
Will the FB code run another instance of GAME.EXE or it will unload the current GAME.EXE and start executing it from the start?
I'm fearing that the execution of something like:
bloats the memory with instances of PROGGIE.EXE. What's the exact behaviour of RUN?
It's so late, I can't think in English. I hope you understand
I've found that RUN by itself is not supported. In QB, RUN just runs the current program again from scratch.
In FB you especify something like
Code:
RUN "foo.exe"
My question is: Would this be the same?:
1.- QB CODE, GAME.EXE:
Code:
' ... blah
RUN ' start over
2.- FB CODE, GAME.EXE:
Code:
' ... blah
RUN "GAME.EXE" 'start over
Will the FB code run another instance of GAME.EXE or it will unload the current GAME.EXE and start executing it from the start?
I'm fearing that the execution of something like:
Code:
' this is PROGGIE.EXE
RUN "PROGGIE.EXE"
bloats the memory with instances of PROGGIE.EXE. What's the exact behaviour of RUN?
It's so late, I can't think in English. I hope you understand