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'''LB Booster''' ('''LBB''') is a free |
'''LB Booster''' ('''LBB''') is a free alternative compiler for [[:Category:Liberty BASIC|Liberty BASIC]] by [[User:RichardRussell|Richard T. Russell]], the author of [[BBC BASIC for Windows]] (BB4W). |
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LBB is actually a variation of BB4W, and has similar capabilities and |
LBB is actually a variation of BB4W, and has similar capabilities and limitations. The LBB page claims that it can: |
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*Speed up a Liberty BASIC program by up to ten times. |
*Speed up a Liberty BASIC program by up to ten times. |
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*Compile a Liberty BASIC program to a compact, standalone executable. |
*Compile a Liberty BASIC program to a compact, standalone executable. |
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Latest revision as of 17:56, 10 October 2012
LB Booster is an implementation of Liberty BASIC.
Other implementations of Liberty BASIC.
LB Booster (LBB) is a free alternative compiler for Liberty BASIC by Richard T. Russell, the author of BBC BASIC for Windows (BB4W).
LBB is actually a variation of BB4W, and has similar capabilities and limitations. The LBB page claims that it can:
- Speed up a Liberty BASIC program by up to ten times.
- Compile a Liberty BASIC program to a compact, standalone executable.
- Overcome many of Liberty BASIC's bugs and limitations.