OK, so I see the help for blitzcc spits up as this:
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blitzcc [options] [sourcefile]
Where options can be:
-h : show help
-q : operate quietly
+q : operate very quietly
-d : compile and run in debug mode
-k : print a list of all keywords to stdout
+k : print a list of all keywords plus 'quickhelp' to stdout
-o exefile : create an executable called 'exefile'.
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My question is - how does the IDE do it's "check for errors" operation (F7)? Is it just running a compile and quickly shutting down the process when it starts running or are there commands not documented above?
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blitzcc [options] [sourcefile]
Where options can be:
-h : show help
-q : operate quietly
+q : operate very quietly
-d : compile and run in debug mode
-k : print a list of all keywords to stdout
+k : print a list of all keywords plus 'quickhelp' to stdout
-o exefile : create an executable called 'exefile'.
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My question is - how does the IDE do it's "check for errors" operation (F7)? Is it just running a compile and quickly shutting down the process when it starts running or are there commands not documented above?