Hello,
I've three little questions :
qb64pe translates its basic code (.bas) into C++ code (.cpp) witch then is compiled using GCC (or Mingw with windows).
1) what tool use qb64pe to translate the .bas code to the .cpp code (e.g. BaCon, NBCX, etc) ?
2) should I still use a specific parameter (-z) when I start qb64pe from the command line to save the .cpp translation ?
3) where (in what qb64pe sub directory) can I find the translated .ccp file to take a look at its C++ translation : i.e. hello.bas -> hello.cpp ?
TIA for your response.
Cheers.
Fifi
I've three little questions :
qb64pe translates its basic code (.bas) into C++ code (.cpp) witch then is compiled using GCC (or Mingw with windows).
1) what tool use qb64pe to translate the .bas code to the .cpp code (e.g. BaCon, NBCX, etc) ?
2) should I still use a specific parameter (-z) when I start qb64pe from the command line to save the .cpp translation ?
3) where (in what qb64pe sub directory) can I find the translated .ccp file to take a look at its C++ translation : i.e. hello.bas -> hello.cpp ?
TIA for your response.
Cheers.
Fifi
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