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Using Liberty BASIC Workshop with LBB
Post by Richard Russell on Sep 18th, 2013, 9:22pm

If you use Liberty BASIC Workshop you can easily configure it to call LB Booster to compile and run your programs. To do that follow these steps:

  1. In LB Workshop select Options... Preferences... (or click the Options button on the toolbar).

  2. Select the 'Paths' tab on the Options dialogue.

  3. At the 'Liberty BASIC Path' box, browse to the location of LBB.exe.

  4. At the 'Runtime Engine Path' box, browse to the location of LBBRUN.exe (you can download it from http://lbbooster.com/LBBRUN.exe).

  5. You can also, if you wish, set the 'Optional Helpfile Path' to the location of LBB.chm (in the same folder as LBB.exe).
With those changes LB Workshop will automatically compile and run your program using LB Booster. Of course 'Debug' (F7) won't work, because LBB has no debugger. If you use 'Run TKN' (F8) you will need to type "*.lbb" in the 'File name' box to enable you to select .LBB files rather than .TKN files.

Richard.