Compiling the DOS version

This article only applies to the DOS/QuickBasic 16-bit version. It is not relevant for the current 32/64 bit Windows/Linux/Mac/etc versions

You should be using the Windows or Linux versions.

However, if you have some specific need for a version of the OHRRPGCE that runs on real DOS (MS-DOS 6.22 or FreeDOS or DosBox), you can still use the Hasta-la-qb release. It will be missing any newer features that were added later.

Getting the Source

The best way to get the source code is with subversion. If for some reason, you can't install a subversion client on your computer, the next best thing is to download the Hasta-la-qb source code snapshot.

Compiling the Source

• Choosing which compiler to use
• Getting Quickbasic
• Compiling in Windows 9x
• Compiling in Windows XP
• Compiling in Real DOS
• Compiling in DOSBox

Submitting Improvements

No more releases are planned for the Hasta-la-qb branch, however, if you fix a bug, you are still welcome to submit it. If you want to continue serious development of the QuickBasic version of the OHRRPGCE, it might be best for you to fork a separate project.

Distributing your own version

• GPL compliance
• guidelines for forking
• maintaining compatibility

See Also

• Source
• OHRRPGCE Source Ports
• Hasta-la-qb