Overview of BASCOM ver 5.3
Command examples
Benchmark data
:Overview of BASCOM

BASCOM accepts MBASIC programs as input and produces .REL
relocatable files suitable for use by L80 or PLINK.  The
MBASIC source file must have been saved as an ASCII file;
tokenized files MAY NOT be used as input to BASCOM.

:Command examples to compile and link.

BASCOM =D:FILENAME.EXT/E	<--- the .BAS is assumed (required)

L80 D:SRCENAME/E,D:OBJNAME/N	<--- the .REL is assumed

ERA D:SRCENAME.REL		<--- clean up

:BASCOM Benchmark data.

BASCOM may improve run times 10% to 400% depending upon the
particular program and hardware configuration.
Many business programs with a mix of disk I/O and some
computing improve 75% to 200% in my experience. Many by 100%.
In other words, many programs run twice as fast when compiled.
computing improve 75% to 200% in my experience. Many by 100%
Size of buffer:     14 KB
Remaining memory:  216 KB
Number of copies:    1
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