A question about compiling - as far as I know xbasic creates "mak" and "s" files (and one other) which are assembler files that are created for "bash make" - so if I provide (or manage to set up some sort of assembler can these files be compiled by someone who has access to a compiler but not Xbasic?
yep I tried - will try more
the mak assmebler files are created by xbasic but need a compiler to make them in to "glib files" - is it?
Had a go go with Ubuntu yesterday to compile - but not sure what I am doing - it was bad enough compiling files on Windows from Xbasic (this is a very poor part of Xbasic) the compilation
On the Make
X11Basic compiling
The x11basic has in the bin directory a xbc file which compiles your program .
But you have to have the gcc compiler . The source of it you can find in examples/compiler .
But you have to have the gcc compiler . The source of it you can find in examples/compiler .