Hello Dave, No, I didn't realize that XTC68 was the same thing as C68. That's why I enquired about the source ;)
There is, of course, no need to produce a graphic front end as there are several freeware C development IDEs out there that could be pressed into service for this purpose. I was interested only in removing any limitations under the Win32 platform. For example, in the very limited documentation I have mention is made of an 8.3 filename restriction. Instead, I can now re-compile the current C68sources. Thanks for your help, Adrian Wednesday, October 14, 2009, 1:42:48 PM, you wrote: > Adrian, > I was not upset or anything - I just wondered if you realized that. The > XTC68 was just the version compiled to run on DOS and produce 68000 code. In > fact most of the C68 development actually took place under Windows using > Visual C as the debugging tools were rather better. > There has been no change for a very long time now. I guess if some bug > reports were received it might be looked at again. > As I said if you were interested in producing a Windows graphic front-end > then feel free to go ahead. It should not be very hard to do using > Microsoft .NET toolset. > Dave _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
