Hi @RNBW. Good news. I was able to duplicate the error and correct it.
Actually the compiles do go through, but the compiled files are called '_avsIDE-TEMPFILE.exe'. This was odd because that is not the full name of the temp EXE file QB64 should be making. DavsIDE creates several temp files that look something like this '_$DavsIDE-TEMPFILE....', all leading with "_$". Apparently the newer QB64 versions didn't like the _$ I used in my temp file names. I removed all instances of $ in the temp file names and everything seems to be working correctly again.
I will get up a new version ready for you to use. An update is looooong overue.
Thanks for letting me know about this.
EDIT: Yes, it's the $ in any filename, not just with my IDE. The QB64 compiler doesn't like filenames with $ in them. Save a file called $test.bas and load it in the QB64 IDE, compiler error occurs.
- Dav
Actually the compiles do go through, but the compiled files are called '_avsIDE-TEMPFILE.exe'. This was odd because that is not the full name of the temp EXE file QB64 should be making. DavsIDE creates several temp files that look something like this '_$DavsIDE-TEMPFILE....', all leading with "_$". Apparently the newer QB64 versions didn't like the _$ I used in my temp file names. I removed all instances of $ in the temp file names and everything seems to be working correctly again.
I will get up a new version ready for you to use. An update is looooong overue.
Thanks for letting me know about this.
EDIT: Yes, it's the $ in any filename, not just with my IDE. The QB64 compiler doesn't like filenames with $ in them. Save a file called $test.bas and load it in the QB64 IDE, compiler error occurs.
- Dav