SX/C?
julienj
Posts: 9
First, allow me to appologize if any of this is mentioned in a previous post, as I have not done too much digging.
I heard a rumor a few months ago that a new version of SX/B was to be released in the fall of 2007. It was to include support for local variables as well as several other really nice features (that I can't seem to remember right now). Also to come with the updated version of SX/B was an IDE supporting the C programming language, SX/C.
As to the best of my knowledge, this updated version has yet to be released. Are any of the rumors true? And if so, when might we expect to see these wonderful tools?
I heard a rumor a few months ago that a new version of SX/B was to be released in the fall of 2007. It was to include support for local variables as well as several other really nice features (that I can't seem to remember right now). Also to come with the updated version of SX/B was an IDE supporting the C programming language, SX/C.
As to the best of my knowledge, this updated version has yet to be released. Are any of the rumors true? And if so, when might we expect to see these wonderful tools?
Comments
However, there is no supporting documentation. CCS does make a real SX/C compiler, but it cost 200 dollars....
check the link below!!
http://www.ccsinfo.com/product_info.php?cPath=Store_Software_Compiler&products_id=sxcompiler
Jose
http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php?p=682422
as there is a free alternative to the CCS sx/c called C4SX.
regards peter