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#31

Projects developed with Pelles C / Re: Some of my programs were d...

Last post by MrBcx - February 24, 2026, 10:40:58 PM

MrBcx:

Are you a developer/owner of BCX?
I have it installed on my computer. Interesting program.

Yup ... I created BCX in 1999, open sourced it in 2004 and since 2019, I'm the maintainer again
with the help of other long time users.  Hopefully you find it interesting in a good way.   

#32

Projects developed with Pelles C / Re: Some of my programs were d...

Last post by alderman2 - February 24, 2026, 08:57:40 PM

MrBcx:

Are you a developer/owner of BCX?
I have it installed on my computer. Interesting program.

#33

Projects developed with Pelles C / Re: Some of my programs were d...

Last post by MrBcx - February 24, 2026, 04:26:41 PM

Pelles C has always been a well-crafted and reliable compiler system.

The BCX BASIC to C/C++ Translator can be reliably built and is routinely tested and used
with Pelles C, LccWin32, MinGW, MS Visual C++, and LLVM-CLANG.  BCX has long relied on a
powerful compiler extension provided by both Pelles C and LccWin32 - that is, default
arguments, originally a C++ feature. 

If you're ever wanting for ideas, translating almost any BCX BASIC app, example, or demo
to plain c can give you a jump start.

The BCX Editor and Form Designer are two large apps that build and run flawlessly using
Pelles compiler ( and others ).  I'm attaching a couple of screenshots. 

#34

Projects developed with Pelles C / Re: Some of my programs were d...

Last post by alderman2 - February 23, 2026, 09:42:14 PM

Thanks!
Yes, I've been programming for a long time. I've developed my own library that makes it faster to code software. I started with it in 2002 and it's still going strong.

#35

Projects developed with Pelles C / Re: Some of my programs were d...

Last post by Michele - February 23, 2026, 02:42:23 PM

Wow! 
You're very productive! 

#36

Assembly discussions / Re: Saving the volatile regist...

Last post by TimoVJL - February 23, 2026, 10:48:52 AM

Good example for using shadow place in x64

#37

Projects developed with Pelles C / Some of my programs were devel...

Last post by alderman2 - February 23, 2026, 10:22:52 AM

It would be too many posts to post all my programs in separate posts. I'll include a link to some of them.
Sad that this thread has gone quiet. Would be interesting to see other people's software.

Here are some of my programs:
https://exmag.se/ladda-ner-mjukvara/

#38

Assembly discussions / Re: Saving the volatile regist...

Last post by Vortex - February 22, 2026, 07:41:16 PM

Here is another attempt :

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include SaveRegs.inc

SaveRegs MACRO

    mov     QWORD PTR [rbx],rcx
    mov     QWORD PTR [rbx+8],rdx
    mov     QWORD PTR [rbx+16],r8
    mov     QWORD PTR [rbx+24],r9

ENDM

.data

msg     db 'Hello!',0
msg2    db 'rcx,rdx,r8 and r9 are saved.',0
title   db 'MsgBox',0
title2  db 'Macro test',0

.data?

mainRsp dq ?

.code

start:

    sub     rsp,8+4*8

    push    rsp
    pop     mainRsp

    invoke  main,ADDR msg2,ADDR title2,10,20

    invoke  ExitProcess,0

main PROC uses rsi rdi rbx x:QWORD,y:QWORD,w:QWORD,z:QWORD PARMAREA=4*SIZEOF QWORD

    LOCAL   temp1:QWORD

    mov     rbx,mainRsp
    SaveRegs

    xor     rsi,rsi
    mov     rdi,1

    invoke  MessageBox,0,ADDR msg,ADDR title,0
   
;   The first call to MessageBox destroys rcx,rdx,r8 and r9

    invoke  MessageBox,0,[rbx],[rbx+8],0
   
    ret

main ENDP

END start


#39

Feature requests / ADDIN_ENUM_PROJECT_FILES struc...

Last post by John Z - February 21, 2026, 02:55:09 AM

The Addin_EnumProjectFiles uses ADDIN_ENUM_PROJECT_FILES structure.
The request is to add a flag to the structure and set the flag if the file is in excluded state.
Current there seems to be no method to determine if a file is excluded using the Addin messages.

Addin's can include and exclude but seems nothing is able to report back the state of a source file.

John Z

#40

Feature requests / Re: Enhanced editor suggestion...

Last post by PhilG57 - February 20, 2026, 06:41:23 PM

Thanks, but I don't think this is it.  I'm hoping for a capability that, while in the editor, I can know if a particular compiler symbol is defined or not.  A symbol like "_WIN32" or "__32BIT__" or more likely some user symbol defined in the code itself and evaluated (by the preprocessor??) with #ifdef and #ifndef statements.  With this capability I could, while in the editor, know and see which path through the source code the preprocessor and compiler is taking.

I didn't actually look at your suggestion seeing as it referenced .obj (already compiled) files so if I am missing the boat here, please LMK.  Thanks.