05-04-2005, 02:52 AM
686 = Pentium Pro, Pentium II, Celron, Pentium III, Athlon, Duron
786 = Pentium 4 (Pentium 4's return 15 (Fh) from CPUID instead of 7, actually)
Mainly there were put in since it was easy to implement.
Further, that version has some major bugs, this release does simple define checking for conditional compiling.
ie:
It doesn't (yet) support the more complex definitions, ie: #if defined( foo )
Sorry about the crappy 50megs site, heh
http://freebasicr00ls.50megs.com/
786 = Pentium 4 (Pentium 4's return 15 (Fh) from CPUID instead of 7, actually)
Mainly there were put in since it was easy to implement.
Further, that version has some major bugs, this release does simple define checking for conditional compiling.
ie:
Code:
#Define _Use_Debug_
#IfDef _Use_Debug_
'$console
'$verbose
#Else
'$gui
#EndIfIt doesn't (yet) support the more complex definitions, ie: #if defined( foo )
Sorry about the crappy 50megs site, heh
http://freebasicr00ls.50megs.com/
Life is like a box of chocolates', hrm, WTF, no it isn't, more like, 'life is like a steaming pile of horse crap.'