JCC's Programming Page

I've programmed in a variety of languages: Several flavors of BASIC, Turbo Pascal, Java, etc. It seems like I'm always learning a new one. What follows is a list of a few languages I've worked in recently (recently is a relative term).

D Programming Language

Walter Bright's new language that aims to be what C++ should have been.

• My D page
• The Official D Specification

BCX: BASIC to C Translator

Developed by Kevin Diggins. Translates BCX BASIC code to ANSI C code that compiles with Jacob Navia's free LCC-Win32 C compiler.

• The Official BCX Page
• BCX Message Board
• My BCX page

B++: BASIC to C++ Translator

Developed by Pavel Minayev. Translates Object-Oriented BASIC to C++ code that compiles with Borland's free command line compiler. The translator is still available (including the source), but Pavel isn't developing it anymore. He decided it needed to be rewritten and he was busy with other things (like his new language Ael).

HTML/CSS

Webpages don't necessarily count as programming, but this seemed to be the best place to link to HTML and CSS guides...

• The Bare Bones Guide to HTML
• Guide to Cascading Style Sheets
• Webmonkey Reference

Freeware Programming Tools

• WinMerge: highlights the differences in text files.
• Jens' File Editor: light-weigtht highly-customizable syntax editor.
• Resource Hacker: view and edit resources in Windows executables.
• UPX: Ultimate Packer for Executables.

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This page was last updated on Friday, April 16, 2004 at 5:50:02 pm.