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#91
Feature requests / Re: Old version of Pelles C fo...
Last post by TimoVJL - October 14, 2025, 10:38:06 PMJohn gave link for a last version, 7.0, that support WinCE
#92
Add-ins / Re: PEObj2Def
Last post by Vortex - October 14, 2025, 09:15:40 PMHi Timo,
Thanks, I tried your Add-In. On the toolbar of Pelles IDE, a small symbol appears beside the Release\Debug options. Hitting this icon, the Add-In converts the MS COFF object module to a module definition file.
Thanks, I tried your Add-In. On the toolbar of Pelles IDE, a small symbol appears beside the Release\Debug options. Hitting this icon, the Add-In converts the MS COFF object module to a module definition file.
#93
Feature requests / Re: Old version of Pelles C fo...
Last post by John Z - October 14, 2025, 03:05:10 PMHi Gyorgy,
Here is Wayback link for version 7 (use the whole line even though not underlined)
https://web.archive.org/web/20140408231258/http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/
click download on the left and scroll down you will see version 7, for further back you'll probably need to follow Timo's advice and ask Pelle if it can be available.....
John Z
Here is Wayback link for version 7 (use the whole line even though not underlined)
https://web.archive.org/web/20140408231258/http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/
click download on the left and scroll down you will see version 7, for further back you'll probably need to follow Timo's advice and ask Pelle if it can be available.....
John Z
#94
Feature requests / Re: Old version of Pelles C fo...
Last post by John Z - October 14, 2025, 02:48:00 PMHi Gyorgy,
Some older versions are available.
check this link:
https://forum.pellesc.de/index.php?topic=11134.msg39062#msg39062
I tried and it will at least get version 8
http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/800/setup.exe
I could not get version 7 but that might be because I don't know the correct release.
Also might try wayback.
John Z
Some older versions are available.
check this link:
https://forum.pellesc.de/index.php?topic=11134.msg39062#msg39062
I tried and it will at least get version 8
http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/800/setup.exe
I could not get version 7 but that might be because I don't know the correct release.
Also might try wayback.
John Z
#95
Feature requests / Old version of Pelles C for Wi...
Last post by George/Gyorgy - October 14, 2025, 02:22:26 PMHello Forum Members,
I am new here, and it is my first post, so greetings to everyone.
I am looking for an older version of Pelles C, which can be used for Windows CE/Windows Mobile. It sound weird, I know, but I would like to try it (for using on some old Symbol/Motorola/Zebra PDA-s, from 2006-2010). I found some reference, which mentions version 7.00 (or 8.00). Is this available somewhere for download? My searches doesn't find any results.
Thanks you,
Gyorgy
I am new here, and it is my first post, so greetings to everyone.
I am looking for an older version of Pelles C, which can be used for Windows CE/Windows Mobile. It sound weird, I know, but I would like to try it (for using on some old Symbol/Motorola/Zebra PDA-s, from 2006-2010). I found some reference, which mentions version 7.00 (or 8.00). Is this available somewhere for download? My searches doesn't find any results.
Thanks you,
Gyorgy
#96
Very old Add-In updated for Pelles C v13, as it needs UNICODE version.
It just list functions from object file to def-file format.
It was once useful for Win32 32-bit import libraries.
It just list functions from object file to def-file format.
It was once useful for Win32 32-bit import libraries.
#97
Work in progress / Re: ChatGPT examples
Last post by Phil - October 12, 2025, 07:06:58 PMI use Gemini free and it is a good tool. The thing I don't like is that it doesn't know Windows System File.
The code generated by Gemini contains 2% of bugs.
The code is well commented.
We always must control what it proposing. It is a way to improve code or to learn more for a library.
Now I am using for making ephemeris Using novas library. It helps me to use the de440.xxx files.
It is an example but win a lot of time.
It is surprising.
I tested Chatgpt and perplexity very bad. Three questions and you have to wait for 24 hours.
I. Have tested Mistral, French, it is very good.
I am only using the free versions.
To pay 15 or 20 euros for writing some code is too expensive
The code generated by Gemini contains 2% of bugs.
The code is well commented.
We always must control what it proposing. It is a way to improve code or to learn more for a library.
Now I am using for making ephemeris Using novas library. It helps me to use the de440.xxx files.
It is an example but win a lot of time.
It is surprising.
I tested Chatgpt and perplexity very bad. Three questions and you have to wait for 24 hours.
I. Have tested Mistral, French, it is very good.
I am only using the free versions.
To pay 15 or 20 euros for writing some code is too expensive
#98
User contributions / Re: Hint_SA (Standalone)
Last post by Phil - October 12, 2025, 06:51:46 PMA Crazy work for a tool programer cannot ignore.
#99
Add-ins / Re: Hint Add-IN
Last post by John Z - October 10, 2025, 02:12:19 PMHi All,
Here is a new release of the Hint Add-In. There are very minor code changes, but a significant enhancement to the DB3 database. It now contains 10,043 functions with the base header and library names as well as basic function descriptions for all but about 600 functions.
The post contains the dll in case someone does not want to do a rebuild but sources are included.
Since it is just an sqlite db3 of course one could write their own interface to it - have fun.
In any case it now should be more useful than before.
Functions might be added in the future but I think the DB structure won't change. A new table also has been added for possibly linking functions to the Github docs in a download zip, or perhaps as internet links but not populated.
John Z
Here is a new release of the Hint Add-In. There are very minor code changes, but a significant enhancement to the DB3 database. It now contains 10,043 functions with the base header and library names as well as basic function descriptions for all but about 600 functions.
The post contains the dll in case someone does not want to do a rebuild but sources are included.
Since it is just an sqlite db3 of course one could write their own interface to it - have fun.
In any case it now should be more useful than before.
Functions might be added in the future but I think the DB structure won't change. A new table also has been added for possibly linking functions to the Github docs in a download zip, or perhaps as internet links but not populated.
John Z
#100
User contributions / Re: Hint_SA (Standalone) Vers...
Last post by John Z - October 10, 2025, 01:55:58 PMHi All,
Here is the release of Hint_SA version 1.2. Very minor code changes but a significant change in the db3 database. The database now contain 10043 functions with the base Header and library required as well as the basic function description for all but about 600 functions. The old DB3 has this for only about 1800 functions.
The DB3 and the source code are posted below. The exe is included in case one does not want to or can't build it.
John Z
Hint Add-in has been updated too, so check under the Add-in topics
Here is the release of Hint_SA version 1.2. Very minor code changes but a significant change in the db3 database. The database now contain 10043 functions with the base Header and library required as well as the basic function description for all but about 600 functions. The old DB3 has this for only about 1800 functions.
The DB3 and the source code are posted below. The exe is included in case one does not want to or can't build it.
John Z
Hint Add-in has been updated too, so check under the Add-in topics