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Compiling a Limbo Program

At the Inferno shell prompt, invoke the Limbo compiler with the limbo command. For example:

	inferno$ limbo greet.b
	inferno$

If there are no errors, the Limbo compiler creates the executable file, called a Dis file. The compiler gives the file the .dis extension, e.g., greet.dis.

See Chapter 4, Limbo Development Tools for more details about Limbo file name conventions and compiling Limbo programs. Also, see the Inferno Reference Manual for more information about the compiler options.



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