12-31-2022, 07:19 PM
(12-31-2022, 06:26 PM)bplus Wrote: Glad to see this explanation too! but I can't tell if this code has found a RETURN place or not. If NOT it's still Not an error because you can end programs in subroutines but if you couldn't, it probably should be an error like having a SELECT CASE without an END SELECT or a SUB without an END SUB.
Update: After running for over 10 minutes the MB's of Memory being used by the little program jumped from 300's to 1,100's and crept up from there. So I can confirm a memory leak, it just takes awhile to kick in.
No return in that code. If there was a RETURN in the qb64 code, the translation would be something simple like a goto RETURN_1;