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With that in mind, the book by Wyken Seagrave 'B4A Rapid Android App Development Using Basic' is highly recommended.

It takes a village to raise a competent programmer. To be honest, most developers are not educators and it takes a monumental effort to write or make video tutorials with the mindset of a beginner, especially smaller companies that are one-man shows or only a few developers. Of course, one can totally bypass the need for a console app by using the internal IDE debugger for interactive feedback. See here what it would look like to produce a similar console application in B4X.

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A simple input/output console-only program in QB64 would require only a few lines of code and will work in other variations of BASIC such as Liberty Basic, BBC with slight tweaks. So an interactive console-only application is not quite as interactive as say running a similar program in other languages. You may need to modify existing libraries or code to work with your specific hardware. You will be required to have a fundamental knowledge of programming and be required to provide your own code. Knowledge of using the command line to run a JAR file is necessary as well to run console-only programs. Skill Level: Competent - The toolchain for programming is a bit more complex and will examples may not be explicitly provided for you. The syntax can get quite complex compared to some other languages when creating console-only programs. Also since B4X is a wrapper for Java, it may take some knowledge of Java to learn B4X - for example when creating a console-only application. Thanks.Some Programming Experience may be needed The getting started and basic language guides appear to assume some prior programming knowledge which may confuse the beginner programmer. The valid values are from 0 (no volume) to 100 (full volume).

Flags (optional) It can be a combination of the following values: Sets the initial volume of the Sound.

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If you do not want it in there, feel free to leave a note and I can rezip it wothout the file. PlaySound (Sound, Flags, Volume) Description. Id go so far as to say it game better options for the 2D anyway, - PBs way of handing Sprites is a breath of fresh air. dont know if it does now Secondly, it seemed to be a lot more powerful in its ability to mix 2D / 3D. NOTE: Included the MP3 I used for testing so the file is about 2MB. Firstly, that PureBasic allowed me to fix a refresh rate of a game. Thanks for all of the work you have done thus far with me. Also, if there is anything else I can provide, feel free to ask. Please let me know if there is anything in the source I can do to get you more information or to stop the leak.

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In there you can see I do a free on the movie portion to see if that would alleviate the problem. Looks like there may be a resource leak either in my code or in the call made from PB. Thought it may have been just the midi, so I tried it with an MP3 and I got the same thing. Upon looking at it more with system information wizard and resource manager, it looks like a lot of resources do not release upon the END call. Tried the new code (using DX calls instead of MCI). Please let me know if there is anything else I can provide. Thanks for all the help you have given me so far. Very nice to use midi files and mp3 for music rather than wave. Hopefully DX and MCI can live in harmony. I plan to rewrite it anyway, so don't hesitate to let me know if it is wrong or needs changed. I will put up the source code at the URL listed below if you would like to look at it. How much resources does MCI use on average? Also, does ENDing a program cause it to release its resources or do I need to specifically tell it to drop all of the memory it is using? Upon looking at the resource meter, I see an approximate 10% drop in resources after my program runs the first time. Looks like things run ok the first time, then second time things die. Ever since I have put the code into my program to play midi, things have begun to break.