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PureBasic has been created for the beginner and expert alike. The key features of PureBasic are portability (Windows, Linux, MacOS X and AmigaOS are currently supported), the production of very fast and highly optimized executables and, of course, the very simple BASIC syntax.

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PureBasic is a native 32 bit and 64 bit programming language based on established BASIC rules. Languages: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish $PB_LIBRARIES/EnvironmentVariables.bash OSX # - Start script EnvironmentVariables.bash # - Export settings contained in OSX-圆4.bashĮxport PB_PROCESSOR=X$(echo $BitType | cut -c 2-3)Įxport PB_BUILDTARGET=$PWD/Build/$BitTypeĮxport PATH='$PUREBASIC_HOME/compilers:$PUREBASIC_HOME/sdk/pureunit:/sw/bin:$PATH' # - Export path of new PureBasic home folderĮxport PUREBASIC_HOME=$BaseFolder/PureBasic-IDE/purebasic-master/$PBTargetFolder # - Copy contents of the folder Resources from current PB installation toĬp -Rp '$PBApp/Contents/Resources/' $PBTargetFolder'/' # - Create new folder to contain new file PureBasic.app

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# - Download archive purebasic-master.zip from GitHubĮcho 'Downloading PureBasic IDE from GitHub' # - Create installation folder for compilation of PureBasic IDE # - Generate folder name to contain new file PureBasic.app # - If Xcode version is 10 or higher, a 32 bit compilation isn't possibleĮcho 'Unfortunately it is not possible anymore to compile a 32 bit PureBasic IDE'Įcho 'with an Xcode version of 10 or higher!'Įcho 'Please use a 64 bit PureBasic compiler for compilation.' XcodeMajorVersion=$(xcodebuild -version | grep Xcode | cut -d' ' -f2 | cut -d. If thenĮcho 'You need at least PB 5.44-5.46 or PB 5.51 and above to compile the IDE!'īitType=$('$PBCompiler' -v | cut -d '-' -f2 | cut -c 2-4) PBVersion=$('$PBCompiler' -v | cut -d ' ' -f2) PBCompiler='$PBApp/Contents/Resources/compilers/pbcompiler' PBApp=$(ls -d '$PBAppFolder'/*.app 2> /dev/null)Įcho 'does not contain the PureBasic app!' # the specified folder doesn't contain the PureBasic.app, keep asking theĮcho 'Please type in the path to your PureBasic installation:' # parameter of the script's start command or in the declaration above) or # - If no valid PureBasic installation folder is specified (either as the 1st # - Check if 1st script parameter contains PureBasic installation folder

PBAppFolder='/Your_path_to_your_PureBasic_installation' # - Set folder containing current PureBasic installation # - Set base folder to receive files of new PureBasic IDE (default: home folder) Script to compile a new PureBasic IDE on MacOSĮcho '-'Įcho 'Compilation of a new PureBasic IDE for MacOS'

After a successful compilation the newly compiled IDE will be started automatically.

Your old PureBasic.app will not be overwritten and remains intact.

The newly compiled file PureBasic.app will be located in your home directory in the new folder PureBasic-IDE/PBv.nn-xyy where v.nn denotes the current IDE version and xyy denotes the x86 (32 bit) or 圆4 (64 bit) version of your IDE.

CompilePureBasicIDE.bash: /bin/bash: bad interpreter: Operation not permitted' should be displayed, you have to disable the automatically generated quarantine of your script file: xattr -d CompilePureBasicIDE.bash The compilation of a 32 bit version requires an Xcode version of 9 or lower because Apple removed the compilation of 32 bit programs in Xcode 10 or higher.

In specifiying your working PureBasic installation you also determine whether you will compile a 32 bit or 64 bit version of your new IDE.

You may start the script without any change: in this case you will be prompted for the path.

CompilePureBasicIDE.bash /Path_to_your_PureBasic_folder

When starting the script, specify the path to your PureBasic folder containing the PureBasic app behind the script name:.

Change the Variable PBAppFolder to contain the path to your PureBasic folder containing the PureBasic app.

The script needs to know the path to a working PureBasic installation on your Mac.

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Please copy the following script code into TextEdit and save it (for example as ~/CompilePureBasicIDE.bash).

You may take a look into the bug report in the PureBasic forum: However, currently I would advise to don't compile the PureBasic IDE on Mojave, Catalina or Big Sur because of a weird shift behaviour bug in the editor which always shifts the source code about 4 characters to the left whenever pressing the 'Enter' key.

The script was tested to work on MacOS Mavericks, El Capitan, High Sierra, Mojave, Catalina and Big Sur. Simply start the script and it will download the IDE sourcecode from GitHub's master branch, compile a new IDE and start the new IDE. You don't need to use Git or download anything manually. The following script allows you to compile a new PureBasic IDE on MacOS.

Purebasic x64