MoSpeed Frontend about basicv2 HOT 2 CLOSED

You can run the interpreter from inside your code or via the (non-visual) Runner, which resides in the same package as the visual runtime. However, I'm not sure if this is actually feasible, because the interpreter isn't an emulator. Code that would run fine on the real machine after compilation might not run in the interpreter (or at least not as intended), because it's actually not a real C64, so at least POKES and PEEKS will not work as intended in the interpreter.

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Yes, you have been very clear.
I had already tried to run the Runtime.java, but it would only work for very simple code.
Then, in addition to pure compilation, I might consider calling an emulator (Vice, etc) to run the source code.
Obviously in the case of code with macro, like {clear}, etc, the emulator would give some error.
However I will try to complete my project, for all platforms (Windows, Mac and Linux), to simplify the use of MOSpeed.
Congratulations for the great job!
-j

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