ccide.hsc

CC386 is a general-purpose 32-bit C compiler. It is not an optimizing compiler but given that the co

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\par \f0 The standard open file dialog has been modified for this program, to allow a view of recent directories.  Opening up the 'recent directories' list box will show a list of directories for files that were recently chosen to be opened by the IDE.  Clicking on one of these directories will auto-navigate the open file dialog box to that directory.\f1 
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\par \f0 Bookmarks are used to mark positions in the text for easy traversal.  They may be turned on and off.  A visual indication is given to the left of the editor window as to which lines have bookmarks.
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\par The following items are available under the View menu, the Bookmarks item:
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\par \pard\fi-2820\li2820\ri1500\tx700\tx2800\tab Toggle Bookmark\tab Toggles the bookmark setting for the current line
\par \tab Next Bookmark\tab Traverse to the next bookmark
\par \tab Previous Bookmark\tab Traverses to the previous bookmark
\par \tab Show Bookmarks\tab Shows a list of bookmarks; allows selection of a position to browse to
\par \tab Remove Bookmarks\tab Removes all bookmarks
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\par The following items are available on the right-click menu of the Edit Windows:
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\par \tab Toggle Bookmark\tab Toggles the bookmark setting for the current line
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Integrated Platform Help




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\viewkind4\uc1\pard\ri1460\tx8520\cf1\b\fs32 Integrated Platform Help\cf0\b0\f1\fs20 
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\par \f0 CCIDE is configurable to use one of several help files to give help for the Windows API and/or the C language.  When a help file is configured, highlighting a function and pressing 'CTRL-F1' will bring up a window showing help for the given item, if any is available.
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\par To access the setup for the help, press the Properties menu item under the File menu.  The general properties dialog will come up; select the Install pane.
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\par Three types of help files are available.  The recommended help file is the Platform SDK help; it gives a good balance between having enough content but not too much.
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\par \pard\ri1440\tx700\tx8520\tab MSDN help
\par \pard\fi-1720\li1720\ri1440\tx1700\tx8520\tab If MSDN is installed and this item selected, CCIDE will find it and use it for help needs.  This help file is primarily for WIN32 but has a lot of extraneous information which may create difficulty in finding things.
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\par \pard\ri1440\tx700\tx8520\tab Platform SDK help
\par \pard\fi-1700\li1700\ri1440\tx1680\tx8520\tab If the Platform SDK is installed and this item selected, CCIDE will find it and use it.  The Platform SDK is similar to the MSDN help, but cuts out a lot of information not directly related to the WIN32 API and the C Language.  The platform SDK is part of a free download from microsoft.
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\par \pard\ri1440\tx700\tx8520\tab Specified Path
\par \pard\fi-1700\li1700\ri1440\tx1700\tx8520\tab Selecting this item specifies that a WinHelp format file is to be used.  The path to the file must be specified.  For example the HELP files that ship with borland products (or the Freely available winhelp file on the borland site) may be used.  Note that only one WinHelp file may be configured at a time; for example the Borland help file for the C language may be installed, or the Borland help file for the WIN32 API may be installed, but not both.\f1 
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Browse information




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\par \f0 CCIDE will allow source code browsing.  Placing a cursor on a variable or structure name, the pressing Browse To on the View menu under the Browse menu will browse to the variable or structure declaration.  Pressing Browse Back will browse back to the original position in the file.
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\par The browse function requires compiler support and must be enabled.  After enabling it, the project must be recompiled with the Build All option.
\par Browsing is only possible within C language files and headers.  Note that the browse information file (which is handled in the background) may become very large for large programs.
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\par To enable browsing, Select Properties from the File menu, then select the general tab and select the Browse Information box.  Then recompile the project using the Build All option.
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\par The following menu items are on the Browse menu under the View menu:
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\par \tab Browse To\tab Browse to the variable or structure declaration
\par \tab Browse Back\tab Browse back to the last position shown
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\par The following items are on the General tab of the Properties dialog box:
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\par \tab Browse Information\tab Select this to incorporate browse information
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\par \f0 CCIDE will print source files on the printer.  It uses standard windows drivers.   Selecting an edit window, the pressing Print on the Files menu will cause that window to be printed.\f1 
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\par \f0 CCIDE has three toolbars.  In general the items on the toolbar also appear in the menus.  The toolbars are customizable; pressing shift and clicking on an item will allow you to drag the item elsewhere on the tool bar, or drag it off the toolbar.  Double clicking on part of the toolbar that isn't covered by a button or a grip will bring up a customization dialog.  This dialog will allow you to rearrange the buttons on the toolbar.  The reset button on this dialog will restore the toolbar to its initial state.
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\par For more information consult the following topics:
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\par \pard\ri1440\tx660\tab\cf2\strike Edit Toolbar\cf3\strike0\{linkID=210\}\cf0 
\par \pard\ri1460\tx680\tx3680\tab\cf2\strike Build Toolbar\cf3\strike0\{linkID=220\}\tab\cf0 
\par \tab\cf2\strike Debug Toolbar\cf3\strike0\{linkID=220\}\cf0 
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Editor Configuration




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\par \f0 Editor configuration is reached by selecting the FILE menu item, then the PROPERTIES menu item.  The resulting property has editor settings on its first pane.  The following settings are available:
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\par \pard\fi-2780\li2780\ri1440\tx660\tx2780\tab Tabs\tab Select the tab spacing
\par \tab Use Spaces For Tabs\tab Select that when the tab key is pressed, spaces should be used instead of tab characters
\par \tab Background\tab Select the edit window background color
\par \tab Text\tab Select the edit window text basic color
\par \tab Keyword\tab Select the edit window text color for C language keywords
\par \tab Comment\tab Select the edit window text color for comments
\par \tab String\tab Select the edit window text color for strings
\par \tab Escape\tab Select the edit window text color for preprocessor directives
\par \tab Number\tab Select the edit window text color for numbers
\par \tab Backup Files\tab Select this to force files to be backed up
\par \tab Backup Project\tab Select this to force projects to be backed up
\par \tab Auto Indent\tab Allow Auto Indent when typing CR
\par \tab Auto Format\tab Allow Auto Formatting
\par \tab\tab Enables or disables auto indent to line up with '\{' when typing '\}' and auto drag-to-left when typing '#'
\par \tab Select Font\tab This will bring up a standard font selection dialog.  When the dialog closes, the selected font will be applied to all edit windows.\f1 
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General Configuration




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\par \f0 The general configuration dialog is for general IDE properties.  At present the following properties
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\par \pard\fi-2780\li2780\ri1440\tx700\tx2800\tab Browse Information\tab Checking this box will cause the tools to create a browse information file the next time the project is compiled.  With a browse information file, the program is able to locate definitions for functions, structures, and variables with the press of a key.  More information about browse information may be found in the \cf2\strike Browse Information\cf3\strike0\{linkID=100\}\cf0  page.\f1 
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Install Configuration




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\par \f0 The install configuration screen allows installation of a help file.  It also allows modification of the path CCIDE will use to locate the tools.  In general the latter path should not be modified unless you know what you are doing.
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\par \pard\fi-2780\li2780\ri1460\tx680\tx2800\tab Help file\tab\tab CCIDE can use one of three help file formats.  It accesses the files automatically when CTRL-F1 is pressed, to allow help for the keyword under the cursor to appear.
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\par \tab\tab The formats are as follows:
\par \pard\fi-5080\li5080\ri1440\tx3680\tab MSDN - select this if microsoft MSDN is installed on the computer.\tab\tab 
\par \tab Platform SDK - select this if the platform SDK is installed on the computer.
\par \tab WINHELP - select this if a WINHELP file is to be used for keyword lookups.
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\par \pard\fi-2780\li2780\ri1460\tx680\tx2800\tab\tab\tab See the section \cf2\strike Platform Help\cf3\strike0\{linkID=90\}\cf0  for further details
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\par \tab Install Path\tab This setting shows the path which CCIDE and the other tools are installed on.\f1 
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General Properties Dialog




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