Is there a list of the command line switches please? Particularly the 'Verbose' (I assume this is still -V or /V ?) and the Show Basic In ASM. Other command line options could also be useful.
As I don't understand Assembly language, the option to show the Basic within the file has, on occasions, helped me to see if something has caused my Sub Routines to fail to be compiled.
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And when I looked, mine does too! It was there all along. Ah well.
I was actually thinking I might have lost this feature (which was working in previous versions) having been busy building the GCB compiler as a native Mac binary. Once I found the correct switches in the Help, I checked and my shell script that calls the compiler was correctly requesting that Basic be included in the .asm file, and when I looked, there it was...
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Reference this post in 'Hints and Tips'.
https://sourceforge.net/p/gcbasic/discussion/579125/thread/7fae77a3/#57a2/b7ee/545e/d303/e3f1/e57f
Is there a list of the command line switches please? Particularly the 'Verbose' (I assume this is still -V or /V ?) and the Show Basic In ASM. Other command line options could also be useful.
As I don't understand Assembly language, the option to show the Basic within the file has, on occasions, helped me to see if something has caused my Sub Routines to fail to be compiled.
Sure, see the Help for the command line parameters. This is up to date. /V is the correct switch.
http://gcbasic.sourceforge.net/help/_command_line_parameters.html
Now why didn't I look there first? I'm feeling foolish now...
All my gcb downloads by default make asm,hex,gcb,chrome. Asm shows basic.
I never thought to turn them on off.
And when I looked, mine does too! It was there all along. Ah well.
I was actually thinking I might have lost this feature (which was working in previous versions) having been busy building the GCB compiler as a native Mac binary. Once I found the correct switches in the Help, I checked and my shell script that calls the compiler was correctly requesting that Basic be included in the .asm file, and when I looked, there it was...
:-) What a good release this is turning out to be. All very happy!
I think the basic comments are there to remind me why I'm using basic to program chips :)