Oops, late to post.
Look in the GCB@SYN/GreatCowBasic/Include folder (and lowlevel folder) for the actual named libraries. And, GCB@SYN/GreatCowBasic/Demos for some examples.
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Bear with me as this is just my 2nd day using GCB.
Where or how do I find or get to *GCB@SYN/GreatCowBasic/Include folder *
Baby steps please, I have searched but to no avail.
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Just a heads up. There is the "GreatCowBasic/Include" folder and then there is the "GreatCowBasic/Include/LowLevel" folder.
Libraries in "include" folder need to be included in the source code if used. Libraries in the Lowlevel folder are automatically included upon usage and do not need an include directive in the BASIC source code.
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Sorry, I do not understand the question.
Please clarify the question.
Oops, late to post.
Look in the GCB@SYN/GreatCowBasic/Include folder (and lowlevel folder) for the actual named libraries. And, GCB@SYN/GreatCowBasic/Demos for some examples.
Thanks, I will do that. Just still learning my way around GCB.
Bear with me as this is just my 2nd day using GCB.
Where or how do I find or get to *GCB@SYN/GreatCowBasic/Include folder *
Baby steps please, I have searched but to no avail.
Found it. Thanks kent_
Just a heads up. There is the "GreatCowBasic/Include" folder and then there is the "GreatCowBasic/Include/LowLevel" folder.
Libraries in "include" folder need to be included in the source code if used. Libraries in the Lowlevel folder are automatically included upon usage and do not need an include directive in the BASIC source code.