01-08-2023, 05:24 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-08-2023, 05:25 PM by Kernelpanic.)
Clang is found like this, but what does this mean: Parser: Line 2: "
I know how to call the QuickBasic compiler and linker using a bat file from before, because I had noticed that some programs were about 1/3 smaller in this way than created by the IDE.
One reason could be the Linux-style path specification. So it could be that the clang compiler is not found for this reason.
I think I now know where the error could lie in part. The compilation of "hello-luke" only worked because the source file was in the same directory as "lbasic". But with two other programs it didn't work again. - Complicated!
I know how to call the QuickBasic compiler and linker using a bat file from before, because I had noticed that some programs were about 1/3 smaller in this way than created by the IDE.
One reason could be the Linux-style path specification. So it could be that the clang compiler is not found for this reason.
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Dim As Integer zahl1, zahl2, summe
zahl1 = 10
zahl2 = 15
summe = zahl1 + zahl2
Print summe
End
I think I now know where the error could lie in part. The compilation of "hello-luke" only worked because the source file was in the same directory as "lbasic". But with two other programs it didn't work again. - Complicated!