I don’t know what version of gccvb i’m using, as the read-me file that came with it doesn’t say. It makes a reference to v810 patches, if that helps. Anyway, I changed what you said and this is what i got.

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So I get gccvb up and running and i try to make a .vb file out of the sample provided, and I get this.

Anyone have any idea what this means and how to fix it?

I know Batari BASIC, which is used to create Atari 2600/VCS games. I’ve gotten quite a few published. You can check pictures out here. I’ve just finished making a VCS version of the arcade game Stacker. Basically, that’s all I know. I’ve dabbled with the BASIC programming on the Oric emulator, too, if that’s worth anything. So what do I do, just go to the library and pick out a book on C programming? Basically, what I want to do is make a Virtual Boy program. First start out with moving an object on the screen with the directional pad, and then work from there.

I wish I could program something for the VB, but I fear i’m too stupid to understand how a code works. If only there was a tutorial, or BASIC program (like for the Atari 2600), or SOMETHING to “dumb it down” for me. Like what do I need to have on my computer? What programming language do I need to learn? Something to that effect.

IE = Internet Explorer

Hmm, those cursors never get uploaded when I visit this site. I think it did the first time I ever visited, and then since then I usually get the standard white one. I see at the bottom of my IE that it’s downloading them, but it never gets shown.

I’d buy one, too.

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