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Speed up Liberty BASIC programs by up to ten times!
Compile Liberty BASIC programs to compact, standalone executables!
Overcome many of Liberty BASIC's bugs and limitations!
DATE$ will accept a template with '-' as the delimiter instead of '/'. So for example DATE$("dd-mmm-yyyy") returns "29-Jan-2012".
Printing to the mainwin has been slightly altered to improve compatibility with LB4.
INPUT$(#h, n) now reports an error if n is greater than 65535.
RESTORE (used in a SUB or FUNCTION) now works correctly even if it appears after the DATA statement(s).
New command-line options -R, -T, -A and -M are implemented, which work much the same as their Liberty BASIC counterparts.The -T switch causes LBB to save a translated and tokenised (it really is!) file with the extension '.lbb'. I have made available a run-time engine which can be used to run such files:
Since LBB's standalone compiled executables are so compact it will rarely be appropriate to use the separate run-time engine, but it might be useful in conjunction with a 'menu' program which provides a selection of programs to run. For the time being I would consider this an experimental feature.
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