Compiler Option: -lang

Provides QuickBASIC or backward compatibility

Syntax
	-lang dialect

Parameters
	dialect
		The dialect to use in compilation, one of fb (default), fblite, qb or 
		deprecated.

Description
	The -lang compiler option changes the way source code is interpreted, 
	and is meant as a tool to users wanting traditional QuickBASIC-like 
	behavior, or behavior deprecated from previous versions of FreeBASIC.

	The intrinsic macro KeyPgDdfblang__FB_LANG__ is set to the string name of the dialect 
	specified on the command line, or "fb" by default.

	To learn more about the differences between each of these language 
	dialects, see CompilerDialectsCompiler Dialects.

	fb

		This is the default dialect, and allows compilation of source code 
		adhering to the most recent version of the FreeBASIC language.

	fblite

		This dialect provides support for FreeBASIC syntax and functionality, 
		but with a more traditional QuickBASIC programming style.

	qb

		This dialect provides the best support for older QuickBASIC code.

	deprecated

		This dialect is for backward compatibility with some previous 
		versions of FreeBASIC, however, this dialect may not exist in future 
		versions.  Programmers should consider using the "fblite" dialect 
		instead.

	Note: this command-line option can be overridden by any KeyPgPplang#lang statements 
	used in the code.

See also
	* KeyPgPplang#lang
	* KeyPgDdfblang__FB_LANG__
	* CompilerOptforcelangCompiler Option: -forcelang
	* CompilerDialectsCompiler Dialects
	* CompilerCmdLineUsing the Command Line

