Frank Steinberg

Hi All! If I try to compile code for ATTiny I get this errormessage: timer.h ** (412): Error: IFDEF/Constant: PS_1_8 equates to 4 cannot reassigned to equate to 2 (System Include) timer.h ** (413): Error: IFDEF/Constant: PS_1_64 equates to 7 cannot reassigned to equate to 3 (System Include) timer.h ** (414): Error: IFDEF/Constant: PS_1_256 equates to 9 cannot reassigned to equate to 4 (System Include) timer.h ** (415): Error: IFDEF/Constant: PS_1_1024 equates to 11 cannot reassigned to equate to...

The only problem remaining is the block structure. Replace ...\SynWrite\lexlib.lxl with the attached one (make a copy before). Hope this does not create any new errors - please report. Frank

Sound-API works well, and plays a different noise when there is an error. No longer any freeze. Great; so thats's the way to go for the next version. Frank

Ok, thank you for testing! Last attempt: Please load the ZIP again and try Sound-API. This one plays a standard Windows sound instead of beeping. Frank

Ok, thank you for testing! Last attempt: Load the ZIP again and try Sound-API. This one plays a standard Windows sound instead of beeping. Frank

G+Stool uses FreeBasic's Beep-command. I don't know how the command works internally, but the manual says: Beep tells the system to sound a beep noise. Note that this might not work on some platforms. Since this command is not reliable and there is no way to specify the frequency and duration, you might want to avoid it in favor of other / better solutions, ... "not reliable" doesn't sound confidence inspiring. So I replaced the Beep commands by API calls. @Pernel Sned Please reload https://www.franksteinberg.de/ZIPS/G+Stools_Test.zip...

the computer speakers will play a beep tone over and over. Aaah, useful hint. Please reload https://www.franksteinberg.de/ZIPS/G+Stools_Test.zip . I've added an "no-Beep" version. Frank

Sorry, my mistake. This exes didn't work on my side too. Please download the same ZIP again. I've renewed the files inside. btw: Your screenshots look very "old fashioned". What OS are you using? Except of my faulty test-files from yesterday I can't reproduce the issue. Frank