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CPM User: /* Linking the Library to your program */

2010-07-25T11:02:51Z

Linking the Library to your program

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	With the Library file in play, Locomotive BASIC programs will be more compliant, though there are differences		With the Library file in play, Locomotive BASIC programs will be more compliant, though there are differences
	between this and the Real thing, Assembly Files generated are quite large though!		between this and the Real thing, Assembly Files generated are quite large though!

			--[[User:CPM User\|CPM User]] 11:02, 25 July 2010 (UTC)

CPM User: /* Linking the Library to your program */ new section

2010-07-25T11:02:18Z

Linking the Library to your program: new section

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	--[[User:CPM User\|CPM User]] 10:39, 25 July 2010 (UTC)		--[[User:CPM User\|CPM User]] 10:39, 25 July 2010 (UTC)

			== Linking the Library to your program ==

			Okay apparently it's important to CHAIN "CPCBasic.BAS" at the top of your program. After that it appears to
			work quite well. Take note you need to download the Libraries separately, keep it all in the same Directory helps
			(that includes the indended Source File). Looks like they also have Sprites Alive Programs Covered too! :o

			With the Library file in play, Locomotive BASIC programs will be more compliant, though there are differences
			between this and the Real thing, Assembly Files generated are quite large though!

CPM User: /* Lets give this Compiler a Go! */

2010-07-25T10:42:27Z

Lets give this Compiler a Go!

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	'''DEFBYTE n		'''DEFBYTE n

	DIM w(5)		DIM w(5)

	RESTORE myinf		RESTORE myinf

	FOR n = 1 to 5		FOR n = 1 to 5

	READ w$(n)		READ w$(n)

	PRINT w$(n)		PRINT w$(n)

	next		next

	end		end

	myinf DATA "Hello"'''		myinf DATA "Hello"'''

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	'''DEFSTR n		'''DEFSTR n

	name="Hello"		name="Hello"
	PRINT name'''
			PRINT name'''''

	which comes from the horses mouth! :o		which comes from the horses mouth! :o

CPM User: Lets give this Compiler a Go!

2010-07-25T10:39:05Z

Lets give this Compiler a Go!

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== Lets give this Compiler a Go! ==

In my mind compilers / programming languages are only made for one reason - to make programs from them.

Just seems to be such a waste to see so many of them out there which seem to have "No Programs" which were
generated using that program. I hate to say it but this looks like another, but someone has gone to the trouble
of making something which would allow people to make something, and it looks interersting.

Unfortunately I'm having trouble with this one though - here's the program I'm trying to compile.

'''DEFBYTE n
DIM w(5)
RESTORE myinf
FOR n = 1 to 5
READ w$(n)
PRINT w$(n)
next
end
myinf DATA "Hello"'''

But it's giving me this n is not defined rubbish following my FOR statement! :o I've defined "n" as a byte on the
first line, so I'm so confused about what this program wants! I've gone to so much trouble and done a million
things just to have it say "hello" and it's not working out! :(

I've gone over their manual and have used Google Languages to
[http://translate.google.com.au/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.telefonica.net%2Fweb2%2Femilioguerrero%2FCPCBasic2FCPCBasic.pdf&sl=es&tl=en Translate their Guide], and while I thought I was
getting somewhere, this is a Brick Wall. Naturally it's been so long since I've done this and that wouldn't normally
be doing it that way, though it was also unhappy about:

'''DEFSTR n
name="Hello"
PRINT name'''

which comes from the horses mouth! :o

Would certainally love some of their examples!

--[[User:CPM User|CPM User]] 10:39, 25 July 2010 (UTC)