Compiler Option: -b
Add a source file to compilation
Syntax
[ -b ] < source file >
Parameters
source file
The name with extension, and optionally a path, of the basic source file.
Description
The -b option adds a source file to the compilation list. In general, this option is redundant since source files with a .bas extension can be specified without it, but is useful if a source file does not have a .bas extension, or if exists in an other directory.
To compile and link the source files file1.bas, file2.bas and file3.fb into an executable (file1.exe in DOS/Windows, file1 in Linux), type,
To compile and link the source files file1.bas, file2.bas and file3.fb into an executable (file1.exe in DOS/Windows, file1 in Linux), type,
fbc -b file1.bas file2.bas -b file3.fb
Note that the -b option was not needed for file1.bas or file2.bas.See also
