JR,
Original program ZWWL934.000. I import this, uncomment File commands, save and run. Then use Tools->FlowChart in SB-Prime - no issue for me, so I guess the issue is with Graduate?
Graduate (to VB.Net) or Decompile in SB-Prime (to C#) should work - the Graduate tries to use the original SB code and has a number of 'fixes on top of fixes' since it is quite out of date for recent versions of Visual Studio - it is pretty flaky so I recommend using the Decompile option, similar to what you get with ILSpy or similar. Maybe I should get rid of the Graduate option.
You will probably have to target .Net 4.8 rather than 4.5 using Decompile (I will fix this bit, but rthe Graduate is probably too far gone!).
I have also updated the git repro to include a simple test program to go with dll, which you can compile and debug through the original ANN source. Using reflection to decompile you won't get as pleasant an experience - hence why I refactored it.
If you have access to the original source code and project allways use it, however I looked at the Graduate issue. The error about FlowChart was spurious - it should be an error that the selected folder is not empty. I also fixed another Graduate error and uploaded updated SB-Prime - but still best to use original source if available - I still had some issues compiling VB from Graduation (add LitDev and SmallBasicANN references and Imports) - New is a reserved VB keyword so NeuralNetwork.New(name, layers) fails.
Original program ZWWL934.000. I import this, uncomment File commands, save and run. Then use Tools->FlowChart in SB-Prime - no issue for me, so I guess the issue is with Graduate?
Graduate (to VB.Net) or Decompile in SB-Prime (to C#) should work - the Graduate tries to use the original SB code and has a number of 'fixes on top of fixes' since it is quite out of date for recent versions of Visual Studio - it is pretty flaky so I recommend using the Decompile option, similar to what you get with ILSpy or similar. Maybe I should get rid of the Graduate option.
You will probably have to target .Net 4.8 rather than 4.5 using Decompile (I will fix this bit, but rthe Graduate is probably too far gone!).
I have also updated the git repro to include a simple test program to go with dll, which you can compile and debug through the original ANN source. Using reflection to decompile you won't get as pleasant an experience - hence why I refactored it.
If you have access to the original source code and project allways use it, however I looked at the Graduate issue. The error about FlowChart was spurious - it should be an error that the selected folder is not empty. I also fixed another Graduate error and uploaded updated SB-Prime - but still best to use original source if available - I still had some issues compiling VB from Graduation (add LitDev and SmallBasicANN references and Imports) - New is a reserved VB keyword so NeuralNetwork.New(name, layers) fails.