I am creating a new program using WINIO with old style '@'. Everything works fine.
Instead of 'INCLUDE <clearwin.ins>' I changed to 'USE CLRWIN$'
The line:
MA = WINIO@ ('%bg&', RGB@(135,215,230))
provides error message ...F90(96) : error 140 - WINIO@ cannot process REAL(KIND=1) arguments, only CHARACTER, INTEGER(3) or REAL(2) Changing to:
MA = WINIO@ ('%bg&', RGB$(135,215,230))
compilation is o.k., however, the linker does not find another function: WARNING the following symbols are missing: SEND_TEXT_MESSAGE# D:\....\....\.....obj (D:\....\....\.....F90) Changing as well 'SEND_TEXT_MESSAGE@' to 'SEND_TEXT_MESSAGE$' compilation and linking are going well; however, the program does not run. An error window shows up with: ....exe - Entry Point Not Found The procedure entry point __rgb could not be located in the dynamic link library salflibc.dll.
Regards, Erwin