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Links to BCX Code and Utilities
- BCX on Esnips:
- Here is a link to my BCX page on esnips. I have some files, mostly in the alpha/beta stage. Still you might find some interesting code in there.
- BCX Home Page:
- You will find the latest official distribution of BCX here along with links to other information.
- BCX Group:
- This is the BCX discussion group and mailing list. The latest distribution of BCX is here along with the latest BCX Help file. Be sure to check here often for the latest version because BCX is updated very often.
- BCX on SourceForge:
- This is the (New?) home for BCX . If you have a CVS client, you can get the latest bleeding edge distribution of BCX here. Note that a lot of the changes are experimental and most likely have not been fully tested. You have been warned!
Links to interesting BCX web sites
- RJP Computing:
- Ryan has packaged BCX along with all of the other utilities you will need to begin using BCX immediately. Included in the package is the latest versions of BCX, two compiler systems (Lcc-Win32 and Pelles C), code editors (JFE and Context), and batch files for both compilers. Everything you will need to get up and running fast is included.
- DL's Website:
- This site has great examples of using BCX to compile both console and GUI programs. Some of the examples were for earlier versions of BCX but can still be used. Be sure to check this one out!
- Garvin's Website:
- This site has great examples of using BCX to compile Console, GUI and PocketPC programs. Garvin also has many examples of code from different compilers and translators. You gotta check this one out!
- Peter Kort's Website:
- This site has two examples of using BCX. One is a Contact Manager and the other is a puzzle. Peter uses BCX with Pelles C.
- Jen's File Editor:
- Jen's File Editor is the editor that I use for writing BCX code. It's a very good editor and can be configured almost any way you like.
Links to other useful web sites
- Lcc-Win32:
- The official home page for Lcc-Win32. Free for private use.
- Pelles C:
- The official home page for Pelles C. Free for private and professional use.
- John Findley's Lcc-Win32 page:
- A lot of code snippets using Lcc-Win32 can be found here.
- Catch22 Productions:
- An excellent site for learning the Win32 API in C.
- PowerBasic Source Code Forum:
- The source code forum has a lot of PB code that is fairly easy to convert to BCX syntax.
- theForger's Win32 API Tutorial:
- A nice introduction to the Win32 API.
- Wotsit's File Formats:
- For a list of file formats, this is the place to look.
