make library

[fancom]

hi again..
sorry couldn't get the idea about the making libs..

i've a sample code:

start:
screen 0
width 80
cls

input "input sine to find alfa";sine
if abs(sine) > 1 then goto start

arcsine:
myangle=0
g=abs(sine)
if g=0 then myangle=0 : goto showresult
if g=1 then myangle=90 : goto showresult
c=0
while sine(c) < g
c=c+.1
wend

myangle=c


showresult:
if sine < 0 then myangle=myangle+180
? "sin(";myangle;") = ";sine

end

anyway....... the question is how can i make a library and recall my arcsine sub ?(this is not a sub here but i use it as a sub in my sources)
can you please answer it step by step because of my bad english..
i've tons of sub codes like arcsine and i want to put them in my library and just recall when i need.. please help !

 

[fancom]

SORRY FOR WHILE SIN(C) ..... IT SHOULD BE WHILE SIN(C*PI)

 

[CubeE101]

(Requires QB45)
Step 1: Run>Make Library...
Step 2: Load QB with the Library... QB /L MyLib

You might have to declare your library functions in a program before calling them...

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[CubeE101]

Sorry, QB45 is short for Quick Basic 4.5 (old habbits die hard)

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[Buff1]

To make a library, do your program without main module code.
I.E. only subs and/or functions.

Save it.

select Run menu, choose make library, fill in the name of
the library and press enter.

This is the easiest way (making a library from a basic
program).

Then exit QuickBasic and restart quickbasic using /L librname

where librname is the name of your library.

Declare the subs/functions of you library in the new program
(or make an inc file with the declarations in it and use
the $include metastatement to include it.)

you should then be able to access the subs/functions of you library in any program you make (as long as the lib is loaded i.e. /L librname is used to start quickbasic)

It does require QuickBasic as mentioned in earlier posts,
Qbasic does not support libraries.