Monday, 31 October 2011

Turbo C (C and C++ Compiler)

TurboC is a linkable library and a set of C header files that make it easier to port C code originally written for Borland's MS-DOS based Turbo C compiler to GNUgcc -- and therefore to a wide variety of *nix computer platforms.   Generally speaking, it is the following:
  • An implementation via ncurses of conio.h from Turbo C.
  • An implementation via Xlib of graphics.h from Turbo C.
  • A few other functions and time-saving features thrown in for convenience.
  • A means of overcoming the integer datatype discrepancies between Turbo C and GNU gcc.
It is not, by any means, a complete solution, but you may find it helpful.  The support for graphics.h is in its relatively early stages.

Sunday, 23 October 2011

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Saturday, 22 October 2011

MASM

The MASM32 SDK version 10 is a working development environment for programmers who are interested in either learning or writing 32 bit Microsoft assembler (MASM). The installation is an automated process that installs the correct directory tree structure on the local drive of your choice.

Note that MASM32 will not install on a network drive. MASM32 comes with its own runtime library written fully in assembler and an extensive range of macros for improved high level emulation and faster development. It builds its own IMPORT libraries for the Windows API functions and supplies its own include files for a very large number of API functions.

The default editor in MASM32 has been fully recoded from scratch in MASM and it is smaller, faster and more powerful with two (2) separate scripting engines, a legacy version to maintain backwards compatibility of existing scripts and a completely new one that is much faster and more powerful than its predecessor.

New CHM documentation and a wider range of "Create New" project types directly supported by the new script engine from the editor place a wider range of project types at your fingertips. There is also a new format PLUGIN system for the default editor as well as the old one for backwards compatibility.