The software I use. Most of the programs and code snippets used on this site are built using BCX along with the Lcc-Win32 compiler system.
ALl of the newer programs will use the free Pelles C compiler system as the compiler.
For the latest updates to BCX, sample programs, code snippets and help from the BCX Gurus, try the BCX discussion group over at Yahoo.
Utilities and Source Codes for Windows
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December 30, 2006: Man is it time for an update! Sorry it's been so long in coming. Hang on, as I will be adding new content and new files. I have recently been working on a new editor, BMED, based on Mike Henning's BMFD code. I have combined this code with some PB code and it's looking very good so far. I will upload source and Executable soon so watch this space!
October 19, 2005: Fixed a bug in one of the files on the projects page. The Snippet Viewer was incorrectly reporting the number of snippets on startup. Fixed. Version 1.01 uploaded. Thanks goes to Andreas for finding this bug.
February 20, 2005: Just a small update. I am currently exploring using SciTE as my main programmers editor for BCX. This is a very good editor, open source and very easily to configure to almost anyone's taste. You can try it for yourself by going to the SciTE home page. I have some BCX specific .properties files for this awesome editor. I have added BCX specific syntax coloring and an it uses an api file for C. The api file allows autocomplete popup help for C/C++ functions. If you want to try it out and want my .properties files, email me with the link on the contacts page. I also added some links to the links page.December 31, 2004: I have just finished a new utility called "The Wrapper" for anyone who uses Dialog Converter version 3.01 by dl. You can find it on the projects page.
December 19, 2004: Good news, BCX development is continuing full speed ahead with very active development. Being added now is the ability for BCX to use COM natively with syntax very similar to VB or VBScript. It still isn't ready for prime time but is looking better all of the time!
September 9, 2004: Kevin Diggins (author and maintainer of the BCX code) will no longer actively maintain the BCX source code. So the BCX project will become user controlled and maintained. A prelimnary project page has been set up at SourceForge.
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Most of the programs found here will be freeware and will include the source code. Currently some source code uses the Lcc-Win32 Compiler. The latest programs will all use Pelles C Compiler.
