OpenEuphoria

Re: Translator for WIN32 using LccWin

• Posted by Ray Smith <smithr at IX.NET.AU> Oct 26, 2000
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The translator looks excellent!

I have translated a couple of simple Win32lib programs and UPX'd then
and the file sizes went from around 600-700KB (including all includes)
to about 100KB.

Well UPX was the tool that compressed the file size but the translator
was the tool that created the C source that produced one exe file.

Now my questions:

1.  How can I modify the C files to add a custome icon to the resulting
exe?

(I assume a resource file will need to be created and the linkage options
would need to be modified?? Does anyone know how to do this?)


2.  Will a Mingw version of the translator be produced?
The reason I ask is that Lcc is a C only compiler, not C++.
At some time in the future having C++ support in the resulting
translated code might be handy.  (ie. for linking with C++ libraries).

I imagine Watcom C++ will probably be available before this really becomes
an issue though.

Regards,

Ray Smith




>I've posted a new version of the Euphoria To C Translator.
>This one works with the free LccWin C compiler for 32-bit Windows.
>I've used it successfully to translate/compile numerous
>Win32Lib-based Euphoria programs.
>
>You can get the free PD version from:
>
>http://www.rapideuphoria.com/v20.htm#translator
>
>The Complete Edition version is also now available
>for registered users of the translator.
>
>Regards,
>   Rob Craig
>   Rapid Deployment Software
>   http://www.RapidEuphoria.com