Arnold Trembley

I was able to view the video, but I could not find a way to download WINIDE.

Is this the most important code nobody can replace? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NujzZdLYyo&pp=ugUEEgJlbg%3D%3D

Yes, I plan to continue those builds, and if for any reason I am not able to, then Chuck Haatvedt could make similar builds. His procedure is actually quite automated, and he has graciously shared some of his methods with me. I haven't published a new build recently because I have been waiting for a GC 3.3 or 4.0 "release candidate". But perhaps I should try some builds in the near future to make sure I haven't forgotten how to do it. What I might eventually stop doing are any builds using the older...

Yes, I plan to continue those builds, and if for any reason I am not able to, then Chuck Haatvedt could make similar builds. His procedure is actually quite automated, and he has graciously shared some of his methods with me. I haven't publish a new build recently because I have been waiting for a GC 3.3 or 4.0 "release candidate". But perhaps I should try some builds in the near future to make sure I haven't forgotten how to do it. What I might eventually stop doing are any builds using the older...

This is my understanding, so it might not be completely accurate... Basically, UCRT64 is the replacement for MSVCRT.DLL, because it supports standard C ABI (application binary interface), so it's more stable across different releases of Windows and Microsoft Visual Studio. There's a runtime and a Microsoft SDK for UCRT64. MSYS2 includes the UCRT64 SDK, and Windows 10 and higher come with UCRT64.DLL pre-installed. UCRT64.DLL can be installed in Win8, Win7, and Vista, for backwards compatibility, and...

Yes, I plan to continue those builds, and if for any reason I am not able to, then Chuck Haatvedt could make similar builds. His procedure is actually quite automated, and I he has shared some of his methods with me. I haven't publish a new build recently because I have been waiting for a GC 3.3 or 4.0 "release candidate". But perhaps I should try some builds in the near future to make sure I haven't forgotten how to do it. What I might eventually stop doing are any builds using the older MinGW32...

Yes, I plan to continue those builds, and if for any reason I am not able to, then Chuck Haatvedt could make similar builds. His procedure is actually quite automated, and I he has shared some of his methods with me. I haven't publish a new build recently because I have been waiting for a GC 3.3 or 4.0 "release candidate". But perhaps I should try some builds in the near future to make sure I haven't forgotten how to do it. What I might eventually stop doing are any builds using the older MinGW32...

I do not think this is a true bug, because I don't believe the CBL routines were used properly. I will attach images of the GnuCOBOL programmer's guide pages. In order to APPEND records to a file using CBL_WRITE_FILE, I believe that at Step 9 above you must open the file in input/output mode, then perform CBL_READ_FILE with the FLAG argument set to 128 to request the size of the file in bytes. That should be returned in the OFFSET parameter if CBL_READ_FILE completes successfully. The size of the...