rc28 has passed.. we have moved onto rc29. All the changes in Rc27-28 are for the LGTchips, rc29 is lgt final fixes and new chip definition data for writing to Progmem.
I will upload rc29 tomorrow.
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I got screen capture progs...another interface to learn.
Will use rc29 when finished.
post a link to the source please when sorted.
great work with LGT.
please make the xpt2046 have the samples=15 as this makes it work and I can't find my file I was working on :(
Last edit: stan cartwright 2020-10-31
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@Jack-Third time a charm?
I don't know how you install gcb on win 10 but It seems you are trying from the command line....er?
I use win 10 pro 64bit and it was no problems as I made the video to prove gcb install is easy.
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Great news-
1. After many more uninstalls and reinstalls under various conditions, I found that McAfee real time scanning was the reason G+Stools.exe was not installing.
2. Table now works with binary in 0b format!
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Cool @Jack. What a long road. Do you have the paid for version of McAfee or free version?
I tried many antivirus, usually you get the full version for say 2 weeks then you are down to the basic version.
I gave up on them because they hog system resources for what ever purpose.
I actually think they are spying on me!
regards,paranoid stan :)
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McFee should not be deleting as the virus definition that I submit, and gained approval for, should have prevented this. Report to Mcfee please as they should look at how they managed whitelisting.
But, all sorted. Good news.
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When I install a new version of gcb I just click the install.exe
I notice when the new version starts it says "do you want to resume last configuration?"
new install doesn't overwrite everything it seems.
hence Evan repeating I had to delete gcb to get his test code to work on my pc.
So to get a real fresh install should advice be rename gcb@syn...just in case
and then install/create new gcb@syn
having to reinstall pickit2+/3+ if in gcb@syn folder a drag. got to search email for link.
cheers,stay well
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More discoveries: When install with McAfee real time scanning off, installs normally and the IDE works. BUT after install, if you turn real time scanning back on, then run the IDE, it no longer can find G+stool.exe, and sure enough if you look at the directory for it, it has been removed! After deleting the install, I reinstalled it (with real time scanning off), but this time I added ide.exe, syn.exe, and g+stool.exe to the "Excluded file list" in McAffee. Then when I turned real time scanning back on, everything worked. SO, have to tell McAfee not to scan those 3 files and it all works. Never had to do this before.......
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Yes, what you describe is what I thought we would get to understanding.
Please open a ticket with McFee and ask them why are they not using the 'industry shared whilelist'. No point of me submitting to the while listing process if major vendors do not use the shared whitelist.
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Sorry for being dumbo again but thought if you could download a file...if av allows...then you can scan it and if ok then install.
I never had any av block gcb install and tried many including free mcafee.
This has been a long post which says what??
Either trust a gcb download or don't.
Even I think gcb would be an easy hackers tool.
There's something in gcb that av sees as ability to change programs.
and it's been 0b10011010 for a while it seems.
Is a table of binary values a problem?
I like binary as you can see what's going on
dec and hex and you got to think about the values
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There are many level of AV protection. They are all very different and very likely to be protected by differernt parts of the overall OS defence system in use.
When you accept the installer to be downloaded
When you accept the installer to be executed
When you execute any of the Great Cow BASIC toolchain
Each one needs to be permitted. GS+TOOL.EXE was removed when execution happened. The log files, or alert system, should have notified. GS+TOOL.EXE does call other programs and this is determined to be a system threat.
By, whitelisting ALL of the installation files. There are nealy 5,000 files the intent is to resolve what happened ( a #3 file deletion ). I cannot be expected to submit to every AV vendor and the industry sharing of the whitelist is what is needed by AV vendors, and, that user keep defintions up to date.
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There was an issue, now resolved in RC29, when you did not have the correct number of parameters for READTABLE then you got an unrelated error message. RC29 now ensures the user is informed of the incorrect number of parameters for READTABLE.
:-)
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sorry I freaked you out. I have to look at help if I haven't used a function for a while.
Try using a rpi after 6 months of not using...or a 3d printer.
RC29 installed and working ok no problems.
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No idea. Pretty sure it an issue locally in your Windows solution.
All sorted. Now try the issue with the table...
I just did a video of gcb installation. Sorry it's my bike cam. My camera needs a new battery.
It shows no problems installing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFjNPt0nyt0&feature=youtu.be
Bikecam man. Go and download OBS! Please learn OBS... it is very good.
The OBS extention has gone now I look at downloaded gcb in video....
and it's now rc28...so checking difference from rc27.
What is OBS then?
...and the action cam was just improvisation :-)
https://obsproject.com/. Permits proper screen capture etc.
rc28 has passed.. we have moved onto rc29. All the changes in Rc27-28 are for the LGTchips, rc29 is lgt final fixes and new chip definition data for writing to Progmem.
I will upload rc29 tomorrow.
I got screen capture progs...another interface to learn.
Will use rc29 when finished.
post a link to the source please when sorted.
great work with LGT.
please make the xpt2046 have the samples=15 as this makes it work and I can't find my file I was working on :(
Last edit: stan cartwright 2020-10-31
@Jack-Third time a charm?
I don't know how you install gcb on win 10 but It seems you are trying from the command line....er?
I use win 10 pro 64bit and it was no problems as I made the video to prove gcb install is easy.
Great news-
1. After many more uninstalls and reinstalls under various conditions, I found that McAfee real time scanning was the reason G+Stools.exe was not installing.
2. Table now works with binary in 0b format!
Cool @Jack. What a long road. Do you have the paid for version of McAfee or free version?
I tried many antivirus, usually you get the full version for say 2 weeks then you are down to the basic version.
I gave up on them because they hog system resources for what ever purpose.
I actually think they are spying on me!
regards,paranoid stan :)
0Bwan
tables binary know you now :)
Last edit: stan cartwright 2020-10-31
Good to hear.
McFee should not be deleting as the virus definition that I submit, and gained approval for, should have prevented this. Report to Mcfee please as they should look at how they managed whitelisting.
But, all sorted. Good news.
When I install a new version of gcb I just click the install.exe
I notice when the new version starts it says "do you want to resume last configuration?"
new install doesn't overwrite everything it seems.
hence Evan repeating I had to delete gcb to get his test code to work on my pc.
So to get a real fresh install should advice be rename gcb@syn...just in case
and then install/create new gcb@syn
having to reinstall pickit2+/3+ if in gcb@syn folder a drag. got to search email for link.
cheers,stay well
More discoveries: When install with McAfee real time scanning off, installs normally and the IDE works. BUT after install, if you turn real time scanning back on, then run the IDE, it no longer can find G+stool.exe, and sure enough if you look at the directory for it, it has been removed! After deleting the install, I reinstalled it (with real time scanning off), but this time I added ide.exe, syn.exe, and g+stool.exe to the "Excluded file list" in McAffee. Then when I turned real time scanning back on, everything worked. SO, have to tell McAfee not to scan those 3 files and it all works. Never had to do this before.......
Yes, what you describe is what I thought we would get to understanding.
Please open a ticket with McFee and ask them why are they not using the 'industry shared whilelist'. No point of me submitting to the while listing process if major vendors do not use the shared whitelist.
Sorry for being dumbo again but thought if you could download a file...if av allows...then you can scan it and if ok then install.
I never had any av block gcb install and tried many including free mcafee.
This has been a long post which says what??
Either trust a gcb download or don't.
Even I think gcb would be an easy hackers tool.
There's something in gcb that av sees as ability to change programs.
and it's been 0b10011010 for a while it seems.
Is a table of binary values a problem?
I like binary as you can see what's going on
dec and hex and you got to think about the values
Morning Dumbo.
There are many level of AV protection. They are all very different and very likely to be protected by differernt parts of the overall OS defence system in use.
Each one needs to be permitted. GS+TOOL.EXE was removed when execution happened. The log files, or alert system, should have notified. GS+TOOL.EXE does call other programs and this is determined to be a system threat.
By, whitelisting ALL of the installation files. There are nealy 5,000 files the intent is to resolve what happened ( a #3 file deletion ). I cannot be expected to submit to every AV vendor and the industry sharing of the whitelist is what is needed by AV vendors, and, that user keep defintions up to date.
I made a mistake and this asm ok....oops :(
Last edit: stan cartwright 2020-11-01
The original post was a real issue.
There was an issue, now resolved in RC29, when you did not have the correct number of parameters for READTABLE then you got an unrelated error message. RC29 now ensures the user is informed of the incorrect number of parameters for READTABLE.
:-)
sorry I freaked you out. I have to look at help if I haven't used a function for a while.
Try using a rpi after 6 months of not using...or a 3d printer.
RC29 installed and working ok no problems.
I have discussed this with McAFee. They have now agreed to provide direct support for Great Cow BASIC to ensure whilelisting is valid.
McAFee confirmed all the exe's are clean. Nice to here.
Evan
From: MB Data Submission [mailto:_xxxx@McAfee.com]
Sent: 09 November 2020 04:21
To: MB Data Submission
Subject: RE: Submission
Dear Sir/Madam,
We appreciate your patience.
We have reviewed your submission for whitelisting of your software and the submitted files have been Whitelisted.
Regards,
McAfee Data Submission Team
I have the email trailed for evidence. I have masked the email address as this is the assigned email address for Great Cow BASIC submissions.