which menu has the compile option
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compiler menu has the compile option....
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Compiling is simple. Just select "Compile/Run" (F5 by default) and your program will be compiled and executed for a testing run.
To customize the compiling process, you can open the "Compiler options" dialog. The settings made there are associated with the current source file or the current project, and also remembered when they are closed. The place where this information is saved can be configured. By default, it is saved at the end of the source code as a comment (invisible in the IDE).
In case of an error that prevents the compiler from completing the compilation, it aborts and displays an error-message. This message is also logged in the error log, and the line that caused the error is marked.
A number of functions from older versions of PureBasic that have been removed from the package still exist for a while as a compatibility wrapper to allow older codes to be tested/ported more easily. If such a function is used in the code, the compiler will issue a warning. A window will be opened displaying all warnings issued during compilation. Double-clicking on a warning will display the file/line that caused the warning. Note that such compatibility wrappers will not remain indefinitely but will be removed in a future update, so it is recommended to fix issues that cause a compiler warning instead of relying on such deprecated functions.