#!/bin/sh
#
#  Change /home/your_user_name/qb to your username/where_you_have_qb2c
#         we also assume Linux/BSD/Unix
#
#     I type ~mike/qb/c programfile  (no .bas on programfile *see warning*)
#************************************************************************
#  WARNING:  Do not type the .bas extension when you compile with this
#            program OR you WILL can lose your source code.  
#************************************************************************
#
#expand tabs to spaces (via Unix expand)
expand <$1.bas >tmp.bas
#
# run pre program, it assumes tmp.bas which we expanded to
/home/your_user_name/qb/pre
#
# now make is QBASIC format
/home/your_user_name/qb/bcpp -c tmp.bas
#
# If you want to do after the fact checking make a post.bas
#/home/your_user_name/qb/post
#
#  Note the -C, it says your program have inline C.  You can remove that.  I never will
#
echo /Making tmp.bcp tmp.bas/
cp -f tmp.bcp tmp.bas
/home/your_user_name/qb/qb2c -C tmp
#
#  Finally compile my code with the C compiler
#
gcc $2 -i tmp.c -o $1 -lm
echo "DONE, See $1 for program"