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@@ -8,14 +8,27 @@ In short, using Source Code Files makes *editing* and *sharing* easier and bette
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## Compiling
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-There is an unmaintained FOSS *(Free and Open Source Software)* [Project on Sourceforge](https://sourceforge.net/projects/tibasic/) to compile .tibasic Source Code Files to executable .8xp files. There is only an official release package for Windows and unfortunately I haven't found (or even made) a GNU/Linux-Port yet. But as far as I have been testing, it worked perfectly in wine:
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+There is an unmaintained FOSS *(Free and Open Source Software)* [Project on Sourceforge](https://sourceforge.net/projects/tibasic/) to compile .tibasic Source Code Files to executable .8xp files. There is only an officially released package for Windows and unfortunately I haven't found (or even made) a GNU/Linux-Port yet. But as far as I have been testing, it worked perfectly in wine:
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wine [path to your .exe]/tibasic.exe [filename]
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+Note that my .tibasic files contain *comments* and *empty lines* that have to be removed before compiling, because the compiler lacks a preprocessor. You can archive for example using `sed`:
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+ sed "s/\s*#.*//g; /^$/ d" [inputfile] > [outputfile]
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+I have made a bash script that automates this process in the 'build-etc' directory *(Please note that you have to **manually** change the filepath of the .exe file in the script)* I recommend putting this file in your $PATH so you can *preprocess and compile* using this simple syntax:
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+ tibasicc [filename]
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## GNU/Linux Mentions
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-To fully programm and connect your TI Calculator *only* using GNU/Linux, you can use a programm called **TILP** *('Tilp Is a Linking Program')* to put your compiled .8xp files on your TI Calculator. On Arch Linux, there is an [AUR Package](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/tilp/) available (simply called `tilp`).
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+To fully programm and connect your TI Calculator *only* using GNU/Linux, you can use a programm called **TILP** *('Tilp Is a Linking Program')* to transfer your compiled .8xp files to your TI Calculator. On Arch Linux, there is an [AUR Package](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/tilp/) available (simply called `tilp`).
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For further informations and a list of features consider visiting their [Project Website](http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tilp/).
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+## Vim Mentions
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+To get some nice and easy *syntax highlighting* you can use the command `set syntax=python`. You can even set this behaviour as a default for all .tibasic files in your .vimrc:
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+ " automatic python syntax highlighting for .tibasic files
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+ autocmd BufNewFile,BufRead *.tibasic set filetype=python
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