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Re: Question for users of Pelles C
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December 31, 2008, 09:04:28 PM »
Quote from: Freddy on January 27, 2006, 02:44:46 AM
What are you people using Pelles C for at the moment?
What kind of coding?
What API's are you using? Just Win32API/C library or some other library like SDL, DirectX, Allegro, OpenGL, etc...?
Thanks!
1. amateur programmer
2. Win32API/C library
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Re: Question for users of Pelles C
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January 23, 2009, 03:09:24 PM »
I use Pelles C for learning C and some simple Win32 codings.
Now, if only Pelles C available for Linux...
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Re: Question for users of Pelles C
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February 28, 2009, 08:02:23 PM »
For me it is used to speed up certain tasks, and in my case it is mostly towards Lotus Notes/Domino. I use the Lotus C API toolkit as the "added tool" to Pelles C, and it works fine after an initial 'header filtering', you can see my posting in the category "work in progress" as well.
The difference specially in EXECUTABLE generation (filesize) is just HUGE compared to 'most' MS alternatives, at least any newer versions of Visual C++.
My findings:
I created a small C program which we're using when users switch between locations, so their local address book should point to the correct Domino servers at the new / updated login location. The executable is called from the login script of the users, and it takes just a fixed parameter.
The result when compiling with NO debug info in M$ was close to 140k - For a C source file of approx 10 k of code, and including comments. That was the time I started testing Pelle's C and the Lotus C API. After a little bit of "fiddling", the setup was Ok, and the same source file was compiled and linked.
And with Pelle's C it became an EXE file less than 40k in size...
Have not used any M$ tools since then, and I am very glad I don't have to...
Pelle's C isn't used "daily" by me, but for the random need I have for solving smaller tasks with C code, Pelle's C is perfect!
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Re: Question for users of Pelles C
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October 02, 2009, 10:25:19 PM »
Hello, I am an venezuelan developer from 1990. I stay fascinated with the Assembler programming since i know the VAX macroassembler, in the university.
I have used PellesC to build DLL libraries to others programming Languages, As GUPTA, Centura SqlWindows32, VFW (Visual Foxpro 2.6), Visual Foxpro 7,8,9.
Currently, my hobby is writing Windows API programs to comunicate with devices: Serial Ports (Basculas), Time Attendance Clocks, etc.
In my work, i an developing in ASP NET and Visual Basic NET, with high skill in TRANSACT-SQL SERVER.
Sorry my Guaro-English!.
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