CE C Software Development Kit

Installation

1. Download and extract the CEdev.zip file below, and locate the folder 'CEdev'
   Place the 'CEdev' folder close to your root directory, i.e. C:\CEdev (or ~/CEdev on macOS/Linux), with no spaces in the path.
2. If you are using Windows, simply double click and run setup_win.exe within the 'CEdev' folder. Otherwise, if you are using Linux, macOS or you wish to do a manual Windows install, a detailed guide for configuring your enviornment variables can be found here.

Included are the 'Standard' CE C Libraries. These perform efficient support for graphics, file I/O, keypad input, etc. Examples are found in CEdev/examples/library_examples

For more information on how to use this toolchain, please see the wiki pages.

CE C Software Development Kit

Installation

1. Download and extract the CEdev.zip file below, and locate the folder 'CEdev'
   Place the 'CEdev' folder close to your root directory, i.e. C:\CEdev (or ~/CEdev on macOS/Linux), with no spaces in the path.
2. If you are using Windows, simply double click and run setup_win.exe within the 'CEdev' folder. Otherwise, if you are using Linux, macOS or you wish to do a manual Windows install, a detailed guide for configuring your enviornment variables can be found here.

Included are the 'Standard' CE C Libraries. These perform efficient support for graphics, file I/O, keypad input, etc. Examples are found in CEdev/examples/library_examples

For more information on how to use this toolchain, please see the wiki pages.

CE C SDK

Installation

1. Download and extract the .zip file below, you should see a folder inside called 'CEdev'
   Note: Place the CEdev folder somewhere close to your root directory, i.e. C:\CEdev (or ~/CEdev on macOS/Linux), with no spaces in the path for best results.
2. Add a user environment variable called CEDEV, pointing to the CEdev folder (instructions on how to do that on: Windows, Mac, Linux)
3. Edit the system environment variable called PATH to append the bin folder in the CEdev folder (CEdev/bin) (instructions on how to do that on: Windows, Mac, Linux)
4. If you are running under Linux or macOS, wine is required to build. Usually using the absolute path to make.exe in the CEdev/bin directory works the best, i.e. wine ~/CEdev/make.exe

Included you will find the 'Standard' CE C Libraries. These perform efficient and easy support for graphics, file I/O, keypad input, etc. You can find examples in CEdev/examples/library_examples

For more information on how to use this toolchain, please see the documentation page:
https://ce-programming.github.io/documentation/

CE C Development SDK

Installation

1. Extract the .zip file (you should see a folder inside called 'CEdev')

Note: Place the CEdev folder somewhere close to your root directory, i.e. C:\CEdev and ensure no spaces in the path name for best results.

1. Add a user environment variable called CEDEV, pointing to the CEdev folder (instructions on how to do that on: Windows, Mac, Linux)
2. Edit the system environment variable called PATH to append the bin folder in the CEdev folder (CEdev/bin) (instructions on how to do that on: Windows, Mac, Linux)
3. If you are running under Linux or macOS, wine is required to build. Usually using the absolute path to make.exe in the CEdev/bin directory works the best, i.e. 'wine ~/CEdev/make.exe'

Included you will find the Standard CE C Libraries. These perform efficient and easy support for graphics, file I/O, and keypad input. You can find examples in CEdev/examples/library_examples

For more information on how to use this toolchain, please see the documentation page:
https://ce-programming.github.io/documentation/

CE C Development SDK

Installation

1. Extract the .zip file (you should see a folder inside called 'CEdev')

Note: Place the CEdev folder somewhere close to your root directory, i.e. C:\CEdev and ensure no spaces in the path name for best results.

1. Add an environment variable called CEDEV, pointing to the CEdev folder (instructions on how to do that on: Windows, Mac, Linux)
2. Edit the environment variable called PATH to append the bin folder in the CEdev folder (CEdev/bin) (instructions on how to do that on: Windows, Mac, Linux)

Included you will find the Standard CE C Libraries. These perform efficient and easy support for graphics, file I/O, and keypad input. You can find examples in CEdev/examples/library_examples

For more information on how to use this toolchain, please see the documentation page:
https://ce-programming.github.io/documentation/