/Toolbox64

A740G's Toolbox - A collection of libraries for QB64-PE

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TOOLBOX64

This is A740G's Toolbox. A collection of libraries for QB64-PE.

FEATURES

File name Category Description
Common.bi General Common header included by everything in here
AnalyzerFFT.bi Math FFT library for audio analyzers
ANSIPrint.bas
ANSIPrint.bi		 Text ANSI escape sequence emulator library
Base64.bas
Base64.bi		 Encoding Base64 encoding, decoding and resource loading library
CRTLib.bas
CRTLib.bi		 System CRT bindings and other low level functions library
Easings.bi Math Bindings to raylib Easing functions library
FileOps.bas
FileOps.bi		 File system File, path and file system functions library
GfxEx.bas Graphics Extended graphics functions library
ImGUI.bas
ImGUI.bi		 GUI Immediate mode GUI library
MemFile.bas
MemFile.bi		 System File I/O style memory buffer reader / writer library
MIDIPlayer.bas
MIDIPlayer.bi		 Audio Cross platform MIDI player library using Soundfonts and OPL3 emulation
MODPlayer.bas
MODPlayer.bi
SoftSynth.bas
SoftSynth.bi		 Audio Protracker and compatible MOD player library
ProgramArgs.bas System Program argument parsing library
SoftSynth.bas
SoftSynth.bi		 Audio Simple sample-based software synthesizer and mixing library
StringOps.bas Strings Extended string functions library
VGAFont.bas
VGAFont.bi		 Font PSF font library
WinMIDIPlayer.bas
WinMIDIPlayer.bi		 Audio Windows native MIDI player library

USAGE

This works best when it is used as a Git submodule:

  • Open Terminal and change to your project directory using an appropriate OS command
  • Run git submodule add https://github.com/a740g/Toolbox64 include to add this repository as a Git submodule in the include subdirectory
  • Run git submodule update --init --recursive to initialize, fetch and checkout git submodules

Assuming you made this a Git submodule in a directory called include in your source tree, do the following:

' At the top of your code include the library_name.bi file (if it has one)
'$Include:'include/library_name.bi'

' Your code here...

' At the bottom of your code include the library_name.bas file (if it has one)
'$Include:'include/library_name.bas'

NOTES

  • I made this for myself and as such, it is tailored to my coding style and conventions
  • Expect this to keep changing and evolving
  • This requires the latest version of QB64-PE
  • All files here are in source-only form and will never include any binaries
  • There is no directory structure. This lends itself well to the fact that you can conveniently use this as a Git submodule
  • All library files have include guards. You can include these multiple times (even from your own include files)
  • I do not use the .bm extension because GitHub does not syntax-highlight .bm files