The Ecere SDK is a Software Development Kit including:
A set of compiling tools for the eC programming language
An Integrated Development Environment, with the usual features such as:
Please refer to the latest instructions at http://ecere.org/install.
Windows binaries are available from that page.
Daily-built Ubuntu Debian packages are available from our Ubuntu PPA.
To build from source, simply type 'make' ('mingw32-make' on Windows).
It should build fine on Linux, on Windows with MinGW or MinGW-w64, on Mac OS X with Xcode command line tools installed or on FreeBSD (with gmake).
To install, type 'make install' ('mingw32-make install' on Windows).
64-bit is now supported.
Executables can also be deployed to the Android platform using the Android NDK. Please refer to http://ecere.org/android .
They can also deployed to the Web using Emscripten. Please refer to http://ecere.org/web .
The Ecere Tao of Programming is a Programmer's Guide (still work in progress) that will teach you the foundations of eC and Ecere. You will find it under:
(Windows) %PROGRAMFILES%\Ecere SDK\doc\Ecere Tao of Programming [work in progress].pdf (Linux/Unix) /usr/share/doc/tao.pdf
Please check out the samples that come with the SDK.
You can see a list of the most interesting ones as well as prebuilt binaries at http://ecere.org/software.
When installing the SDK, the samples get installed in:
(Windows) %APPDATA%\Ecere SDK\Samples (Linux/Unix) /usr/share/ecere/samples/
On Unix you might need to make a copy to a directory with write permissions in order to compile them.
The Documentor is a tool under development to browse and document the APIs of eC modules. You can use it to browse all available classes, methods and properties of the Ecere runtime library. It is available from the Help menu in the IDE (F1). However, at the moment the tool itself is being improved, and so not much descriptive info has been added yet.
Git Repository ( git://github.com/ecere/ecere-sdk.git )
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