Re: GSoft BASIC Ships

[rcain3@mindspring.com (The Silicon Knight)]

In article <6pnft2$dfe$1@client2.news.psi.net>, !smentzer@ecom.net 
says...
> 
> 
> My big question is the following:
> 
> If joe sixpack writes GS/OS application "Revenge of the Fubar", what does it 
> take for him to distribute this program among the a2gs community? Do you embed 
> a GS/OS-SYS16 interpreter inside of the "executable", or is it like VB4, where 
> you must bundle a runtime interpreter? And what are the licensing restrictions 
> on this?

You use MakeRuntime.Sys16 (which comes with it).  MakeRuntime 
combines a special version of the interpreter with an existing GSoft 
BASIC program to create a Sys16 file that can be run from the Desktop.
This runtime version of the Interpreter is license free! 
(From the manual) 

Mike can fill-in anything I forgot!