07-05-2022, 03:34 AM
(07-05-2022, 02:46 AM)Fifi Wrote: OK when using the QB64 IDE to compile your own stuff, but what about the creation of QB64 itself?
When using the current install sheme, the qb64 program itself can't be started with a double click.
Should I recompile QB64 with QB64, witch was possible with the previous original QB64?
And what about using the command line in a terminal session: "qb64 -x /folder_source/prog.bas -o /folder_destination/new_prog" ?
All good questions It is possible to pass the same settings to the
Makefiledirectly, I wrote some documentation on the settings here. I'm pretty sure we'll make
-no-piea default in the future, but for now you can pass it via the
CXXFLAGS_EXTRAparameter to the Makefile, which is what the
C++ Compiler Flagstext box does.
You can absolutely still compile QB64pe using your existing QB64pe, which is probably easier than calling the Makefile with extra settings.
For the command line you should be able to set the settings in the IDE and then they will be applied when compiling via the command-line. I wanted to add the ability to supply custom flags on the command line but it was going to be a bit too involved so I dropped it for now.