Where can I find a free Liberty Basic compiler?

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A user sought a free Liberty Basic compiler to share a program with their grandfather without requiring additional downloads. After initial suggestions, including a link to SourceForge, the user discovered a way to compile the program independently. The discussion also touched on the idea of allowing thread creators to delete or archive irrelevant questions to improve forum organization and searchability.
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Does anyone know where I can find a free Liberty Basic compiler. I have written a program and want to give it to my Grandpa, but I can not save the program in a format that would not require him to download any new programs.
 
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