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#1
OxygenBasic / Re: OxygenBasic Update / Built...
Last post by James C. Fuller - Yesterday at 03:56:15 PM
Charles,
   Much Better.
I just ran a speed test:
273 Mbps down
22.2 Mbps up
It is supposed to go up at the end of the month; no extra charge.

James
#2
OxygenBasic / Re: OxygenBasic Update / Built...
Last post by Charles Pegge - Yesterday at 01:44:47 PM
Hi James,

I've fixed the use problem. use uses using are all recognized. But I'm not sure this fix was carried through to the 64bit oxygen. So I have rerun the build and just reposted.

PS:
I have a new Broadband service based on fibre and a 5G link to my house. The upload time for OxygenBasic.zip (6meg)  is about 1 second  :o
#3
OxygenBasic / Re: OxygenBasic Update / Built...
Last post by James C. Fuller - Yesterday at 12:18:10 PM
I should not post until I do more checking.

Exe is not created

James
#4
OxygenBasic / Re: OxygenBasic Update / Built...
Last post by James C. Fuller - Yesterday at 12:11:38 PM
Found the issue:
use no longer recognized

If I change it to uses it appears to be ok.

James
#5
OxygenBasic / Re: OxygenBasic Update / Built...
Last post by James C. Fuller - Yesterday at 12:08:41 PM
Charles,
  Issue with latest upload.
this is the command I use and has worked for quite awhile.

cO2m64 -m -64 cFileIO

==============================================================================
results from latest:

cO2m64 -m -64 cFileIO

ERROR:   not found
WORD:    use
COL:    1
LINE:    4
FILE:    "cfileio.o2bas"

Error(s) occured.

Line 4 is:

use rtl64


James
#6
General Discussion / Forgotten Innovations of a "Pe...
Last post by Charles Pegge - Yesterday at 12:58:13 AM
Stewart Hicks
25 jul 2024

#7
General Discussion / Why you will struggle to live ...
Last post by Charles Pegge - July 25, 2024, 06:22:20 AM
Brit in Germany

#8
OxygenBasic / OxygenBasic Update / Built-in ...
Last post by Charles Pegge - July 25, 2024, 06:17:39 AM
These are now predefined as macros, and any duplicate definitions have been removed from the inc and demo files. You no longer have to define them in your code.

But they can still be redefined, if required to do so.
#9
General Discussion / Re: New Cold Fusion Device Gen...
Last post by Charles Pegge - July 24, 2024, 11:06:15 PM
Sabine suggests that the excess heat may be due to exothermic chemistry: hydrogenation of the components. Hydrogen is so reactive.
#10
General Discussion / Re: New Cold Fusion Device Gen...
Last post by Theo Gottwald - July 24, 2024, 07:25:01 PM
In the Past all such Demonstrations have shown up later as FAKE.
It would need a reliable Inspection from a neutral side first.