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Making EXE files
« Thread started on: Aug 23rd, 2014, 5:08pm »
orry to be a nuisance but when I was using Liberty Basic I could use LBB to make an EXE file from my Basic listing.
I am now using Liberty Basic Workshop and for the life of me can't find where to make an EXE file; I just know it is going to be obvious but just can't see it right now - hints please!!
I am now using Liberty Basic Workshop and for the life of me can't find where to make an EXE file
I don't think you can from inside LBW. LB 4.04 doesn't support the -C (compile to an EXE) command-line switch that LBB has, so naturally LB Workshop (having been written long before LBB existed) doesn't support it either.
Once your program has been thoroughly tested and you want to make an EXE, just run LBB (e.g. press F9 in LBW) and do it from there. You can automate the process with a batch file, or similar, if you like.
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