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BlitzLLVM is a BlitzBasic (Blitz2D, Blitz3D, BlitzPlus) compiler built on the LLVM compiler backend. It turns a .bb program into one self-contained executable.

  • Building: compile BlitzLLVM from source on Windows, Linux and macOS.
  • Installation: install a nightly build or your own build, and compile your first program.
  • Releasing: publish a release from a version tag.
  • Environment-Variables: the BLITZLLVM_ variables that change what programs and tools do.
  • Warnings: the -W options of blitzcc, the warning levels and -Werror.
  • blitz-format: format .bb source code with a style that a .blitz-format file sets.
  • Differences: where BlitzLLVM behaves differently from the original Blitz3D and BlitzPlus.

Command reference

  • Language: variables, operators, control flow, functions, arrays, types and data.
  • Command-Index: every command from A to Z.
  • Language-Features: control flow, functions, loops, types, keywords, math, strings, random numbers and time.
  • BlitzBasic: what all three dialects share, such as files, 2D graphics, input and audio.
  • Blitz3D: entities, cameras, lights, meshes, textures, collisions and the rest of the 3D world.
  • BlitzPlus: windows, gadgets, events and system access.

The README in the repository lists the supported commands and the compiler options.

Home · Command Index



Differences
Language Features
BlitzBasic
Blitz3D
BlitzPlus

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