Power-Programmierung/CD1.mdf/basic/library/pb/library1/pb051690

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H#: 45447 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    14-May-90  09:04:14
Sb: #Compiler out of memory
Fm: Mason Landstreet 71220,1547
To: Mike Burns 71551,1353 (X)

No. These things don't necessarily help. I do have a few very large programs
that I was having to strip my system back for in TB. PB will compile with
everything stripped back but linking will get you every time.

Mason

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H#: 45512 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    14-May-90  16:41:32
Sb: #45447-#Compiler out of memory
Fm: Mike Burns 71551,1353
To: Mason Landstreet 71220,1547 (X)

Mason,
  If you have an ega/vga monitor, there is a tsr in the library
  that will get you some additional space for compiling. It is
  called pbplus.zip (I think). I think Bob or Barry left some
  other suggestions for you to try. The one that sounded the
  most promising was having main file that had only Includes
  and links. Also, if your problem is linking, have you tried
  making sure you have emulate (instead of procedure) math libs
  being linked in, tried turning off some of the standard
  libs ($LIB COM OFF, etc. pg 40 in reference manual for other
  libs).

  I'm still guessing.      Mike



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H#: 45618 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    15-May-90  06:21:05
Sb: #45512-#Compiler out of memory
Fm: Bob Zale: PowerBASIC R&D 76304,1303
To: Mike Burns 71551,1353 (X)

Mason/Mike--
  Check the file PBNEWS in the library.  It has a list of a number of
suggestions which will really help.  Of course, if you add EMS and use PBPLUS,
you'll increase available memory by 160k.  That can increase your capacity by
100%, 200%, maybe even more.
  Bob Zale (PowerBASIC R&D)

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H#: 45661 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    15-May-90  08:16:19
Sb: #45618-Compiler out of memory
Fm: Mason Landstreet 71220,1547
To: Bob Zale: PowerBASIC R&D 76304,1303 (X)

Thanks Bob, I'll try it. Mason

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H#: 45645 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    15-May-90  07:22:30
Sb: #45512-#Compiler out of memory
Fm: Mason Landstreet 71220,1547
To: Mike Burns 71551,1353 (X)

I had all of the libs off that weren't essential. The printer one was the only
one I left on. I was not using emulation or procedural math either one (I do
not consider a coprocessor an option, there is one on every machine in hte
building). I assumed that inline 80x87 code would be smaller than either
library.

Will the VGA RAM grabber interfere with QEMM/5.0? Does it preclude the use of
graphics in a program or is it only used in compile? Does it preclude the use
of 43/50 line mode in the editor?

Thanks...........................................Mason

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H#: 45866 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    16-May-90  05:40:02
Sb: #45645-Compiler out of memory
Fm: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214
To: Mason Landstreet 71220,1547

Mason,
 I do not know about qemms but the PBPLUS96 will not allow you to use 43 lines
from within the IDE. If you want 43 lines in there, only run PBPLUS96 for the
command line compiler, and work with PB as is in the ide.
 80x87 only will be smaller as the library does not need to include anything to
emulate it in software. Of course, it will only run on machines equiped with
80x87's from then on.
 Back to PBPlus96. You do not need to use it with the ide as it is not a patch,
but a tsr. This means while in the ide, you can use the ide just as you now do,
and then run pbplus and pb or pbc from a batch file as outlined in the docs for
pbplus for the compile. If you must run graphics in the ide with pbplus... you
will not be able to. You must decrease (if necessary) the size of the module
with graphics for debugging and run that without pbplus and then test the rest
of your code with debugging, finally bringing it all together with pb, pbc with
or without pbplus. If your applications are mostly graphic, then pbplus in the
ide will not help you.
    --- Barry



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H#: 45047 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    12-May-90  05:33:26
Sb: #DBLOW.BOX TROUBLE
Fm: DOUG MILLER 73757,1300
To: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214 (X)

BARRY I KNOW I MUST SOUND DUMB BUT CAN YOU SUGGEST A METHOD TO FIND THE LITTLE
SUCKER THANKS

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H#: 45054 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    12-May-90  06:13:23
Sb: #45047-#DBLOW.BOX TROUBLE
Fm: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214
To: DOUG MILLER 73757,1300 (X)

Doug,
 No, you do not sound dumb. To find the Duplicate Def variable, use the CTRL Q
F using the variable pointed out.
 For Example...
    if the variable is FooBar, you would search everywhere for this.. in SUB
names, Function names, Varables, etc. The duplicate will be in the source code
prior to the point the error occurs, since the first passs can get it.
 You Can't have a variable
        FooBAR%
 and a sub
        SUB FooBar
 or a Function
        FooBar%    <--- how can we tell this ffom the variable?
 or a Def Fn
        FNFooBar%

 The Function is the reason for this rule.
 The rules are you can't have any variable with the same name as a Sub,
Function, or DEF FN. This is mainly a problem when converting from a TB program
to a PB program, and then it is usually only a problem at first. Once you get
the hang of it, the finding of these conflict areas is reletively easy.



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H#: 45234 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    13-May-90  05:11:45
Sb: #45054-#DBLOW.BOX TROUBLE
Fm: DOUG MILLER 73757,1300
To: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214 (X)

BARRY I HAVE USED THE <Q>UICK FUNCTION TO LOCATE EVERY OCCURANCE OF -GetRecTHE
ONLY THING THAT SHOWS UP ARE CALLS TO GetRec I USE TWO INCLUDE FILES DBLOW.BOX
& PD200D.INC OF COURSE I CANNOT SEE THE CODE IN THE WINDOW FILE I WILL BE GLAD
TO SEND THE CODE TO YOU IF YOU LIKE.

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H#: 45235 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    13-May-90  06:11:24
Sb: #45234-DBLOW.BOX TROUBLE
Fm: Rick Fothergill 76210,443
To: DOUG MILLER 73757,1300 (X)

Doug,
   There is a SUB called Getrec in PW200 that may be conflicting with a SUB of
the same name in the toolbox.
         Rick...

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H#: 45238 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    13-May-90  06:31:01
Sb: #45234-DBLOW.BOX TROUBLE
Fm: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214
To: DOUG MILLER 73757,1300 (X)

Doug,
 Upload this and mark it Private for myself and Bob. It will not be posted and
I'll be able to get it.  You did apply the fixes from DBFIX.ZIP in Lib 12,
didn't you?
             --- Barry



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H#: 45244 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    13-May-90  07:22:54
Sb: #45234-DBLOW.BOX TROUBLE
Fm: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214
To: DOUG MILLER 73757,1300 (X)

Doug,
 If it is the problem with the same sub name, then you have two choices: 1..
change the name of the GetRec source in the toolbox uisng the ^Q A to GetRec1
or something.. or Edit the PW200D file with a utility tool to GetRFE or
something of the same length. Your best bet, though, I would think, would be to
rename the subs you have direct access to.
     --- Barry



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H#: 45245 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    13-May-90  07:31:42
Sb: #45234-DBLOW.BOX TROUBLE
Fm: Mike Burns 71551,1353
To: DOUG MILLER 73757,1300 (X)

Doug,
  I can sympathize with your problem. One of the most frustrating
 things about this error is that PB "ought" to be able to tell me
 what the name is that is causing the problem. Maybe next version
 will correct the error.

  The simplest way I found to track the error was to do the
 following steps.
   Do all this in a test directory ... Not in a live directory.

   1) Copy all the code to the test directory (including .pbu,
      .inc's, etc.)
   2) Eliminate all program code except the $link statements
      if any, and the required $includes. Compile to memeory.
      If the problem occurs now, you have identified a problem
      in the .pbu files. Try different combinations until you can
      narrow down which ones have a conflict. Sometimes you can
      see the duplicate names in the Include stmts.
   3) If the problem doesn't occur in number 2, then add you code
      in a little a time until it does occur. Be careful to
      add sections that can compile correctly and are
      self-contained. As soon as the error occurs, you
      can identify the name causing the problem.

    Good Luck.             Mike



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H#: 45048 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    12-May-90  05:37:04
Sb: #Match Pair
Fm: Eric Pearson 71641,717
To: Sysop (X)

 Just out of curiosity, what is "Match Pair"?  PBINSTALL lets you define keys
for this editor function, but I can't find it in the docs and it doesn't seem
to do anything in the IDE.

 -- Eric P.

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H#: 45055 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    12-May-90  06:13:28
Sb: #45048-#Match Pair
Fm: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214
To: Eric Pearson 71641,717 (X)

Good question, Eric.
 I have never done anything with the install utility other than look at it.
We'll have to let Bob let us in on this one.
   --- Barry



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H#: 45313 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    13-May-90  15:56:41
Sb: #45055-#Match Pair
Fm: Kurt Inman (PowerBASIC) 71141,2330
To: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214 (X)

Eric,

The "match pair" commands take you from an open parenthesis to its
corresponding closing parenthesis, and vice versa.  It also works for brackets
and braces.  To use this feature, the cursor must be located upon an open or
close parenthesis, bracket, or brace.  When you hit the "match pair" key
combination, the cursor then locates itself upon the matching close or open
parenthesis, bracket, or brace.  It looks like we accidently left the
description of this feature out of the manual -- sorry!

Kurt Inman (PowerBASIC R&D)

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H#: 45314 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    13-May-90  15:58:42
Sb: #45313-Match Pair
Fm: Kurt Inman (PowerBASIC) 71141,2330
To: Kurt Inman (PowerBASIC) 71141,2330 (X)

Oops, my message was supposed to be addressed to Eric Pearson, not Barry Erick!
Oh well, you get the idea...

Kurt

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H#: 45132 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    12-May-90  12:32:01
Sb: #Out of Memory?
Fm: Bob Zale: PowerBASIC R&D 76304,1303
To: ALL

Say good-bye to the dreaded Error 406: Compiler Out of Memory.  If you have an
EGA or VGA video card, PBPLUS96 can be used with PowerBASIC to "steal" 96k of
memory from the card, to be used during compilation, running, or debugging in
the PowerBASIC environment.  Depending upon your personal programming style,
this extra 96k of memory may increase your program size capacity by 35-120%.
Of course there are some limitations.  It steals video memory from A000 to
B7FF, so you can't execute graphics programs while using it.  But for .EXE
compilation, or text mode debugging, it offers unmatched capacity.  Best of
all, it's free to all licensed users of PowerBASIC.  Just download PBPLUS96.ZIP
from our library.  It's ready now!
   Bob Zale (PowerBASIC R&D)

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H#: 45216 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    12-May-90  23:37:09
Sb: #45132-#Out of Memory?
Fm: John Watts 73760,751
To: Bob Zale: PowerBASIC R&D 76304,1303 (X)

Thanks Bob,
        As soon as I saw your message that PBPLUS96 was ready, I downloaded it.
After POPDROPing TSR's and PCPLUS96 ON, I was able to
compile and run Barry's PBWINDOW.BAS from within the IDE.

                JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED !

        Would it be possible to have PB.EXE ( 3.0, 4.0 etc ) load in EMS (  2nd
Meg ) and compile and run in the base 640k from the IDE?

Just a thought .... ( Wheels, Gears, Crunch, Crash ).

        Thanks again for PBPLUS96.
                                                                John


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H#: 45237 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    13-May-90  06:30:56
Sb: #45216-Out of Memory?
Fm: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214
To: John Watts 73760,751 (X)

 That was one thing I could do before.. but just.... I did test the pbplus96 on
a program at work I am developing, and it saved the day.. I loved it from the
start.. and between ems and aga/vga .. this is great! Bob has really come up
with something great this time....
 Also, on the window program, I have a new upload that does not have a change
in the program... only in the docs to reflect asp membership. Also, the readme
file with it shows one thing that registered users will get, and that is
smaller versions of the windows.. if you do not need all features, then they
are gone. The zoom and menu's take much space.
 Again, I second your kado's to Bob.
        --- Barry




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H#: 45253 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    13-May-90  09:15:01
Sb: #PowerBasic and COM3:
Fm: Gregory P. Ennis 76615,2456
To: Bob Zale

Dear Bob,

Do you have any plans to allow the use of COM3: and COM4: in PowerBasic.  We
have ordered our copy of PB from your firm and are waiting to receive it.

Respectfully,

Greg Ennis



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H#: 45312 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    13-May-90  15:39:30
Sb: #45253-PowerBasic and COM3:
Fm: Bob Zale: PowerBASIC R&D 76304,1303
To: Gregory P. Ennis 76615,2456

Thanks for your inquiry, Greg.  As you probably know, PowerBASIC supports COM1
and COM2 now.  We have had a number of requests to extend it to 3 & 4 also, so
it is high on our list for the next version.  I'm not in a position to
"guarantee" it today, but I think it's quite likely.  We'll be looking at it
very closely real soon now, so I'm very hopeful we won't find anything to
prevent including it.
  Bob Zale (PowerBASIC R&D)

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H#: 45339 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    13-May-90  18:30:53
Sb: Twin upgrades
Fm: Robert N. Barrett 76530,1452
To:  76304,1303 (X)

Bob,

I'm pretty sure that you're not the person I need to talk to about this, but
I have no idea who else to talk to.  Just before I went on vacation last week
I received a second copy of Power BASIC.  When I got back from my trip, my
Visa bill came in with guess what - yep, two upgrade charges.  I'll make a
deal with you.  I'll send the unopened second copy back if Spectra will
credit my Visa.  Sound fair?

Robert

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H#: 45400 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    14-May-90  05:03:41
Sb: #PARAMETER MISMATCH
Fm: DOUG MILLER 73757,1300
To:  75300,214 (X)

BARRY I AM GETTING PARAMETER MISMATCH IN THIS STATEMENT CALL
PutRec(RES.File,DataRef&):LOCATE RO%,CO%:COLOR O,7:IF X%=CVI(NR$) THEN PRINT
X$;:COLOR 7,0 AND THE CURSOR IS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE LINE. CAN YOU HELP WITH
THIS

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H#: 45414 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    14-May-90  06:12:44
Sb: #45400-PARAMETER MISMATCH
Fm: Mike Burns 71551,1353
To: DOUG MILLER 73757,1300 (X)

Doug,
  The error means that you are passing the wrong type or number
 of parameters to PutRec. In this case it means the wrong type.
 PutRec expects the file number (RES.File) to be an Integer.
 You can probably insert a DEFINT A-Z near the top of you program
 to fix the the problem, or change RES.File to RES.File%
 everywhere it is used in your program.
                                          Mike



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H#: 45501 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    14-May-90  16:04:07
Sb: #45400-PARAMETER MISMATCH
Fm: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214
To: DOUG MILLER 73757,1300 (X)

Same as what Mike said. If you do not have the Defint-a-z in your program
before an include that has it, this will be looked at as a Single Precision,
and not an Integer. It is always safest to mark the variables...
 PutRec(Res.File%,DataRef&) .. etc

  ---- Barry



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H#: 45415 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    14-May-90  06:12:53
Sb: fixdigits
Fm: Mike Burns 71551,1353
To: [F] Spectra Support 75300,214 (X)

Sysop,
  Here is my vote for the way I would like fixdigits to work.

  Where I live (Houston, sort of) we used to have a sales tax
  at 6 and 1/8th %. That requires 3 decimal places. To use it
  with a two decimal place amount would require being able
  to set the required number of digits by each variable. Some
  would be 2 digits, some would be three.

  Other type of problems which may require different levels
  of precision, would be chemical mixing formulas, financial
  analysis and rates of return, which may all be used in one
  program.

  So, I guess I would like to be able to specify the precision
  for each bcd variable. Maybe it could default to 2 and let
  override the default with a DEFBCDPRECISION I-K,4 stmt. All
  BCD variables from I to K have 4 digits.

  Thanks.              Mike



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H#: 45424 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    14-May-90  07:16:10
Sb: PARAMETER MISMATCH
Fm: DOUG MILLER 73757,1300
To:  71551,1353 (X)

MIKE I AM USING THE EXACT CODE THAT I USE IN TB.  I USE WINDOWS & DBLOW.BOX IN
MY PROGRAMS AND I AM VERY INTERESTED IN MAKING THE CHANGE BUT GET IN A POSITION
TO JUST SPEND MORE TIME FOR THINGS THAT DON'T SEEM TO BE AS SIMPLE AS THEY
SHOULD BE.  I CAN TRY YOUR SUGGESTION BUT ON ANY DATABASE INITIALIZATION THE
STATEMENT DEFINT A-Z IS IN THE CODE AT THE FIRST OF EVERY PROGRAM THANKS FOR
YOUR HELP -- DOUG

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H#: 45499 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    14-May-90  15:56:28
Sb: #Twin updates
Fm: Tim McFarland 71530,2640
To:  76530,1452 (X)

Robert, Sorry for the dual packages.  Just send the second package back and
we'll take care of it. Tim.

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H#: 45612 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    15-May-90  05:23:27
Sb: #45499-Twin updates
Fm: Robert N. Barrett 76530,1452
To: Tim McFarland 71530,2640 (X)

Thanks, Tim.

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H#: 45522 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    14-May-90  17:40:48
Sb: #PBPLUS96
Fm: AL MUSELLA 76114,637
To: BOB ZALE

TO: Bob Zale FROM: Al Musella Re: PBPLUS96

Bob,

   I downloaded PBPLUS96 yesterday and couldn't get it to work for me.  I have
an Osicom Executive 286 computer with 640K RAM, no extended or expanded memory.
The Western Digital motherboard has a built in Paradise EGA with 256K memory.
    When I try: PBPLUS96 ON, I get an error message saying that the memory is
not available.  I tried setting the bios video mode to 3, and I booted from a
"clean" DOS 3.3 floppy - no TSRs.  PCTOOLS says that I have the memory
available and that nothing is using interupt 10h.
    Do you have any suggestions on how I can get it to work?

                                                    Al



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H#: 45541 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    14-May-90  18:34:26
Sb: #45522-#PBPLUS96
Fm: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214
To: AL MUSELLA 76114,637 (X)

 That should work as the EGA card is the same card I use.  I know it works with
several ega's and vga's, as i did try it on 5 different machines myself.
 I do have a osicom machine available for testing, but it only has cga on it,
so I can't test pbplus96.
 Since there are several memory error messages in the program, what is the
exact error you get?
   --- Barry




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H#: 45646 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    15-May-90  07:24:20
Sb: #45541-#PBPLUS96
Fm: AL MUSELLA 76114,637
To: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214 (X)

Barry,
     The error message that I get is: Requested memory is not available, but
EGA/VGA memory has been modified You may wish to reboot in order to insure that
all memory is restored to it's original state.
    I tried disconnecting my mouse, printer and modem - but I kept getting this
same error message.
                                      Al

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H#: 45867 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    16-May-90  05:40:09
Sb: #45646-#PBPLUS96
Fm: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214
To: AL MUSELLA 76114,637 (X)

Bob should be able to answer from that. It looks to me that the ega board is
not telling pbplus the correct amount of memory available, or it is already in
a graphics mode... Are you enterring from a 43 line mode by any chance? Dos's
mode co80 43 does not interfer with pbplus, but anything that really works
right to get to the 43 line mode would.
   --- Barry



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H#: 45871 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    16-May-90  06:08:35
Sb: #45867-#PBPLUS96
Fm: AL MUSELLA 76114,637
To: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214 (X)

Barry,
      I am sure that I am in the correct video mode.  Also, the EGA card must
be reporting the correct amount of memory to PCTOOLS and NORTON's UTILITY.
                           Al

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H#: 45923 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    16-May-90  08:51:21
Sb: #45871-#PBPLUS96
Fm: Bob Zale: PowerBASIC R&D 76304,1303
To: AL MUSELLA 76114,637 (X)

Thanks a strange one, Al.  From the error message, what's happening is: We've
completed all necessary changes to  card, built memory blocks, etc., and when
we're all done with everything, we try to write and read two bytes at B000 and
B7FF (I think), and we find no memory present.  Something prevented the change
of mode on your video card, or there isn't enough memory installed on it, or ??
I'm going to try to get some doc on that card and see what I can find.
Anything unusual about your configuration that might help?
  Bob

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H#: 45953 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    16-May-90  11:33:27
Sb: #45923-#PBPLUS96
Fm: AL MUSELLA 76114,637
To: Bob Zale: PowerBASIC R&D 76304,1303 (X)

Bob,
  I tried using PEEK & POKE to read and write address B000:0000 and B7FF:0000.
I could read from them (all FFFF), but I couldn't write to them - no error
messages, but when I reread them, they weren't changed.
        I checked Norton's Utility again and found something interesting.  It
reported that I have 256K-byte EGA, but also reported that a search for active
memory finds:
      640K Main memory at hex 0000-A000
       32K display memory at hex B800-C000
   What happened to the extra 224K of memory? PCTOOLS also reports 256K EGA
memory.
       Maybe I don't have the memory at B000 - B7FF.  Is there any way to find
out how much memory there is, and where it is? Maybe the EGA is just reporting
256K and only has 32K?
                                                     Al

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H#: 45997 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    16-May-90  15:02:50
Sb: #45953-PBPLUS96
Fm: Barry Erick for Spectra 75300,214
To: AL MUSELLA 76114,637

Al,
 Using Nortons SI, it will show 640k and 32k display. That is the current
configuration and is normal. What does the Video Display Attachement show? It
should show EGA and 256k at that spot....
 --- Barry



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H#: 45552 S12/SPECTRA Publishing
    14-May-90  19:50:28
Sb: RBBS-PC under PB
Fm: John R. Spikowski 76050,1422
To: John Watts 73760,751 (X)

I had to break up all the code into smaller modules to work on and I am working
on building the SUB's into UNITS. It should be done and working in about a
month (it's kind of a back burner project). I'm using the QB version under
VM386 /Multi-User and it works great. I'll let the board know when the PB
version is working.

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