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- Map block copy (1,742 bytes)
5: '''INT''' map_block_copy ( <'''INT''' fileID> , <'''INT''' destinatio...
7: Draws ([[blit]]s) a rectangular block from one [[graphic]] onto another graphic.
17: ...here on the destination graph's x-axis to put the block.
19: ...here on the destination graph's y-axis to put the block.
23: ...-coordinate of the upperleft corner of the origin block.
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- Process (3,375 bytes)
78: This will make a SpaceShip with a cyan coloured block, able to move around the screen. - Alloc (2,030 bytes)
7: Allocates a [[memoryblock|block of memory]] of a certain size.
15: ...nter to the first element of the allocated memory block. - Set title (1,014 bytes)
34: set_title("<-- Look at the cyan block!"); - Memset (2,085 bytes)
7: Sets all bytes in a certain memory block to a certain value.
11: | '''VOID POINTER''' data || - Pointer to the block of bytes in memory - Memsetw (2,094 bytes)
7: Sets all words in a certain memory block to a certain value.
11: | '''VOID POINTER''' data || - Pointer to the block of words in memory. - Realloc (1,641 bytes)
7: Resizes the given block of memory.
9: ...ry requires movement of the block, the old memory block is freed.
13: | '''VOID POINTER''' data || - Pointer to the block of memory to be resized.
15: | '''INT''' size || - The new size of the block of memory in bytes.
19: ...(the first element of) the newly allocated memory block. - Free (1,933 bytes)
7: Frees a block of memory.
9: ... used must be a pointer to a previously allocated block of memory, else the behavior of free() is undefin...
13: | '''VOID POINTER''' data || - Pointer to the block of memory to be freed. - Set icon (1,331 bytes)
36: set_title("<-- Look at the cyan block!"); - End (580 bytes)
25: End //ends the program block (begin keyword) - Sandman's code convention (4,608 bytes)
4: ... are generally to the left as well, but for small blocks they can be indented. The code between Begin and... - Global (708 bytes)
14: ...s|global variables]]. Terminating the declaration block with an [[End]] is needed when the Global is not ... - Local (753 bytes)
14: ...es|local variables]]. Terminating the declaration block with an [[End]] is needed when the Local is not u... - Private (654 bytes)
14: ...[private variable]]s. Terminating the declaration block with an [[End]] is not necessary, but is possible... - Public (510 bytes)
14: ...[[public variables]]. Terminating the declaration block with an [[End]] is not necessary, but is possible... - Declare (2,299 bytes)
23: ...while the last two are defined within the Declare block.
28: ...iable]]s, they need to be declared in the Declare block. Else the compiler will nag it expected BEGIN. - Memcmp (2,327 bytes)
7: Compares the first ''number'' bytes of the block of memory pointed by ''ptr1'' to the first ''numb...
13: | '''VOID POINTER''' ptr1|| - Pointer to a block of memory
15: | '''VOID POINTER''' ptr2 || - Pointer to a block of memory.
23: | 0 || - The blocks of memory are identical.
25: | >0 || - The first differing byte in both memory blocks has a greater value in ''ptr1''. - Making DLLs (7,782 bytes)
16: === Code::Blocks ===
17: Ah, so you're a cool kid on the block. Let's get cracking. - Basic statements (2,101 bytes)
67: ...lared in the Declare block and not in the process block. - Const (692 bytes)
14: ...ion of [[constants]]. Terminating the declaration block with an [[End]] is needed when the Const statemen... - If (2,065 bytes)
32: ...at the time the program reaches this '''if'''-codeblock ''condition1'' is [[true]], then ''code1'' will b...
34: ...'''else''' is present, the code in the '''else'''-block will thus be executed when all other conditions a...
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