07-22-2022, 08:29 AM
@MasterGy. thank you for sharing this code which is very complex. interesting to study. the result is impressive. it gives an idea of the potential of qb64. that said, with my version of qb64 compiled in O3, the program disappears very quickly from the screen but the process remains in memory and is not released with a zero activity. note that i use linux and i had to force to kill the program. i also tested with the normal version of qb64. the program runs longer but ends up crashing while staying in memory. if you were using version 1.2 of qb64, the language must have evolved a lot since then. it will be hard to find the bug. in any case, excellent work.