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so ehres the problem, any program i try to use that has the CALL or CALL ABASOLUTE doesnt run, it givs me the following error
Code:
subprogam not defined
so wats goin wrong and how do i fix it
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You have to use QB 1, or run using a library I think(can't remember which one).
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Its been a while to use qb for me, but I remeber always running QB through a batch file so create a new batch file and edit with this line:
then run it, that may solve the problem.
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if you are using QBasic I.IO you must not have any problem using Call Absolute because the routine Absolute it's built-in in the interpreter.
if you are using QB or PDS (QB7.I) then when you run the editor you need to use the option /L to load the default library because in those two quickbasics the routine Absolute it's in the library.
you can run your quickbasic this way
QB program.bas /L
or for the PDS
QBX program.bas /L
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i dont know how to create a batch file...
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Quote:i dont know how to create a batch file...
Batch files are simply text files with a .bat extension that contain commands your command interpreter can execute. You can use notepad.exe, edit.com or any other text editor. Look on Google for a list of batch commands.
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Quote:axipher Wrote:i dont know how to create a batch file...
Batch files are simply text files with a .bat extension that contain commands your command interpreter can execute. You can use notepad.exe, edit.com or any other text editor. Look on Google for a list of batch commands.
thank you for help on makin a batch file and thank you SSC for the command to put in it