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====== ugBASIC User Manual ======

===== Usage =====

If you [[https://ugbasic.iwashere.eu/install|installed everything in the proper way]], you will be able to call the compiler:

    ugbc.xxxx

where ''xxxx'' is one of the targets:

  * Atari 400/800 (''atari'')
  * Atari 1200XL (''atarixl'')
  * Atari 600XL/800XL (''atarixl'')
  * Atari XE Video Game System (''atarixl'')
  * Commodore 128 (''c128'')
  * Commodore 64 (''c64'')
  * Commodore PLUS/4 (''plus4'')
  * Commodore VIC-20 (''vic20'')
  * Dragon 32 (''d32'')
  * Dragon 64 (''d64'')
  * Dragon 200-E (''d64'')
  * Olivetti PC128 Prodest (''pc128op'')
  * Thomson (''mo5'')
  * Amstrad CPC (''cpc'')
  * TRS-80 Color Computer (''coco'')
  * ColecoVision (''coleco'')
  * MSX (''msx1'')
  * SEGA SC-3000 (''sc3000'')
  * SEGA SG-1000 (''sg1000'')
  * ZX Spectrum 48K (''zx'')

The output contains the valid options.

In order to compile a BASIC source you can use this command:

   ugbc.xxxx source.bas -o source.yyy

where ''yyy'' is the expected file format.

For example, in order to create an executable program for Commodore 64:

   ugbc.c64 source.bas -o source.prg

===== POWERED BY =====

[[https://ugbasic.iwashere.eu|{{ :ugbasic:user:logo-ugbasic.png?nolink&600 |}}]]