FreeBASIC module SDK for thinBasic_1.9.x.x

[Charles Pegge]

Yes, it appears to be so. thinBasic derives its definition of integer from PowerBasic. ie: 16 bit signed integer. There is no formal boolean type, so integers are used as a substitute.

However I notice that in the Windows API, a boolean is the same size as INT (32 bits) within a typedef, though only the first bit is significant.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...(v=vs.85).aspx


Thanks Joshy and Petr the FB-SDK update.

I incorporated the ascii_to_float / float_to_ascii routines into Oxygen's run-time-libraries. With low level access, all values are passed and returned on the FPU stack, avoiding any loss of precision due to 'double' intermediaries.