05-11-2025, 09:30 PM
Hi Mark
again I apologize because I have had no issue in compiling on my machine and so I have thought that who was interested to this code probably has a copy of Inform PE on his machine.
But in the perspective of a larger interested people, maybe one of my horrible code can make interesting at the eye of the observer the Inform PE RAD tool, I have tried and failed in a first attempt to share the needed code to run and compile on every machine also without Inform PE installed on.
Yes the files to be included are more than the 3 original of old Inform because a740g had done an excellent work to re-write the code developing the part that originally has been made by external no QB64pe library falcon.h.
After some investigations I arrived at the suggestion made by a740g: better to install Inform PE, so you can have double gain: compile all the code examples plus have the original RAD tool on your machine for use or experiment.
My opinion is with Steve about to think of Inform PE as a tool with specific library and they must not be shared together the code example to avoid wasting space, time and increase the number of files into each folder with so many duplications. It is done with some great libraries like Java, or C++ or JS or old VB. Library needed to let work the applications travels in a separated block, so who need take it just for the first time, then He needn't install again and again after.
Here I have included in one 7zip file all the included files and I tried on my machine moving the folder of Inform PE.
This compressed file must be expanded into the same folder of application to compile (where there are .BAS and .FRM files) and in the .BAS the path of included files must be relative at current folder for example starting with "./Inform\" or with "Inform\
or you can follow the suggestion of a740g that brings at the same conclusions by a different way.
InformPackageIncludeFiles.7z (Size: 80.68 KB / Downloads: 9)
again I apologize because I have had no issue in compiling on my machine and so I have thought that who was interested to this code probably has a copy of Inform PE on his machine.
But in the perspective of a larger interested people, maybe one of my horrible code can make interesting at the eye of the observer the Inform PE RAD tool, I have tried and failed in a first attempt to share the needed code to run and compile on every machine also without Inform PE installed on.
Yes the files to be included are more than the 3 original of old Inform because a740g had done an excellent work to re-write the code developing the part that originally has been made by external no QB64pe library falcon.h.
After some investigations I arrived at the suggestion made by a740g: better to install Inform PE, so you can have double gain: compile all the code examples plus have the original RAD tool on your machine for use or experiment.
My opinion is with Steve about to think of Inform PE as a tool with specific library and they must not be shared together the code example to avoid wasting space, time and increase the number of files into each folder with so many duplications. It is done with some great libraries like Java, or C++ or JS or old VB. Library needed to let work the applications travels in a separated block, so who need take it just for the first time, then He needn't install again and again after.
Here I have included in one 7zip file all the included files and I tried on my machine moving the folder of Inform PE.
This compressed file must be expanded into the same folder of application to compile (where there are .BAS and .FRM files) and in the .BAS the path of included files must be relative at current folder for example starting with "./Inform\" or with "Inform\
or you can follow the suggestion of a740g that brings at the same conclusions by a different way.
InformPackageIncludeFiles.7z (Size: 80.68 KB / Downloads: 9)
