Hello all,
I made a try (just a simple try to discover the inside of QB64) to create a fork called QBPE and its mandatory addon InFORM-1.3-pe
And how can I tell that I truly admire the guys who maintain this code since in over 50 years of management of a development team, I've never seen such a bad written code. A real mess with almost no comment!
So, I also made a new script to install both of these two new "tries" and I've added the possibility to backup the entire QBPE folder into your /home/backup-qbpe folder when you want to uninstall or reinstall these products using my script..
Like before, when using this new script, not only you can launch "qbpe -x /folder_source/prog.bas -o /folder destination/prog" from any terminal session without been obliged to be into the QBPE folder (i.e. like with any other classic compiler such as gcc or c++) but you can also install side by side the official QB64 Phoenix Edition (currently 0.8.2) and my new version without any conflict.
They have their different folders, icons, starters on the desktop and entries in the application menu.
BTW, I can now very easily change the name of qbpe as you wish.
My two scripts are on my dedicated web page: www.l7d.ddns.net
Please make a try and tell me what you think.
Cheers.
Fifi
I made a try (just a simple try to discover the inside of QB64) to create a fork called QBPE and its mandatory addon InFORM-1.3-pe
And how can I tell that I truly admire the guys who maintain this code since in over 50 years of management of a development team, I've never seen such a bad written code. A real mess with almost no comment!
So, I also made a new script to install both of these two new "tries" and I've added the possibility to backup the entire QBPE folder into your /home/backup-qbpe folder when you want to uninstall or reinstall these products using my script..
Like before, when using this new script, not only you can launch "qbpe -x /folder_source/prog.bas -o /folder destination/prog" from any terminal session without been obliged to be into the QBPE folder (i.e. like with any other classic compiler such as gcc or c++) but you can also install side by side the official QB64 Phoenix Edition (currently 0.8.2) and my new version without any conflict.
They have their different folders, icons, starters on the desktop and entries in the application menu.
BTW, I can now very easily change the name of qbpe as you wish.
My two scripts are on my dedicated web page: www.l7d.ddns.net
Please make a try and tell me what you think.
Cheers.
Fifi
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