GLBCC - GNU/Liberty Basic Compiler Collection - The Diigo Meta page

• 18 Nov 16
  

  Dave Mackey

  z-dev-lang-basic z-v-2020

  • The GNU/Liberty Basic Compiler Collection (GLBCC) is a suite of tools  designed to allow Windows and Linux users to compile Liberty Basic code to a standalone application. GLBCC uses entirely independent and entirely free libraries to generate super small and super fast executables that have no external dependency.
  • There has for many years been a strong need for a real compiler for Liberty   Basic.  Liberty Basic programs traditionally were quite slow and distribution   required distributing your code in a tokenized format along with a run  time engine, and a bunch of dll's that all together topped 1.5MB.  Liberty  Basic also does not exist in any form on Linux.  The one thing Linux   has always seemed to lack, was a simple language for creating GUIs.
• 26 Sep 09
  
• 20 Apr 08
  

  jdr santos

  The GNU/Liberty Basic Compiler Collection (GLBCC) is a suite of tools designed to allow Windows and Linux users to compile Liberty Basic code to a standalone application. GLBCC uses entirely independent and entirely free libraries to generate super small and super fast executables that have no external dependency. The project originally started as a single utility to convert Liberty Basic code to C but quickly became an integrated compiler system.

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• 21 Dec 05
  

  Andrew White

  The GNU/Liberty Basic Compiler Collection (GLBCC) is a suite of tools designed to allow Windows and Linux users to compile Liberty Basic code to a standalone application. GLBCC uses entirely independent and entirely free libraries to generate super small

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