madscijr
You didn't say where you extracted the "QB64PE" folder. It should be somewhere in your home directory, but you probably already knew this. (scratch head)
How about going into the "terminal" and trying to compile from there? Giving the program a name like "helloworld.bas" and then doing "qb64pe.exe -c helloworld.bas". Why does the IDE even allow programs to be compiled out of a source code file which wasn't saved to disk yet?
Saying this also for people who are still trying to install to "Program Files" because they were used to WindowsXP and earlier. And you did say (before this thread was created) you were still using QB64 v2.0.2, which probably still supported WindowsXP...
Probably not helping at all...
You didn't say where you extracted the "QB64PE" folder. It should be somewhere in your home directory, but you probably already knew this. (scratch head)
How about going into the "terminal" and trying to compile from there? Giving the program a name like "helloworld.bas" and then doing "qb64pe.exe -c helloworld.bas". Why does the IDE even allow programs to be compiled out of a source code file which wasn't saved to disk yet?
Saying this also for people who are still trying to install to "Program Files" because they were used to WindowsXP and earlier. And you did say (before this thread was created) you were still using QB64 v2.0.2, which probably still supported WindowsXP...
Probably not helping at all...