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- Overview of BASCOM ver 5.3
- Command examples
- Benchmark data
- :Overview of BASCOM
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- 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.
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- :Command examples to compile and link.
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- BASCOM =D:FILENAME.EXT/E <--- the .BAS is assumed (required)
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- L80 D:SRCENAME/E,D:OBJNAME/N <--- the .REL is assumed
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- ERA D:SRCENAME.REL <--- clean up
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- :BASCOM Benchmark data.
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- 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
- $
- Buffer requested is too large f