06-11-2022, 01:20 AM
I assume you got your install from here? https://github.com/QB64-Phoenix-Edition/...tag/v0.8.0
I'd be curious if you have the code and a brief description of what you were doing right before it blew up, obviously what you encountered shouldn't have happened. Presumably Windows didn't like whatever the failure was, though I'm surprised it didn't just kill QB64 outright if it threw such a warning about it. And no, there's no virus if you got the build from that link, the release versions are built on GitHub and you can see the build log here if you'd like to take a look, it just builds the code that is on GitHub.
We just release a v0.8.1 which you might consider trying, especially if the bug fixes seem to be related to what you were doing at the time (Seems unlikely, but you never know): https://github.com/QB64-Phoenix-Edition/...tag/v0.8.1
I'd be curious if you have the code and a brief description of what you were doing right before it blew up, obviously what you encountered shouldn't have happened. Presumably Windows didn't like whatever the failure was, though I'm surprised it didn't just kill QB64 outright if it threw such a warning about it. And no, there's no virus if you got the build from that link, the release versions are built on GitHub and you can see the build log here if you'd like to take a look, it just builds the code that is on GitHub.
We just release a v0.8.1 which you might consider trying, especially if the bug fixes seem to be related to what you were doing at the time (Seems unlikely, but you never know): https://github.com/QB64-Phoenix-Edition/...tag/v0.8.1