The project is developed in parallel to the original project: OUX/C+.
Manufacturer: overcq
Contact the manufacturer: [email protected]
Source code: https://github.com/overcq/oux-windows
Report vulnerabilities: https://github.com/overcq/oux-windows/security/advisories or via e‐mail: [email protected]
OUX/C+ 2 for Windows. Detailed version in git log.
The product is intended for software development in Windows operating system.
Developing software using this product requires developer experience. Good programming practices in C+ should be used.
Compiled by:
Orwell Dev-C++ with 32‐bit “clang” (for Windows XP)
This product uses external libraries:
- “libc” and related libraries
- PCRE2 (used by “make-oux”)
- “kernel32”, “user32”, “gdi32”
No the EU declaration of conformity.
Technical security support at: https://overcq.ct8.pl/oux-c-plus.html and via e‐mail: [email protected]
Issues at: https://github.com/overcq/oux-windows/issues
Product support continues for the latest git release.
The installation must be performed in a Linux environment and then transfer the files to Windows.
Fetching for first use can be done with a command, for example git clone [email protected]:overcq/oux-windows.git
.
Then download ‟PCRE2” to a separate directory, execute “./autogen.sh” in it and copy the “.h” and “.c” files from the “src” directory to the “pcre2” directory. In the "config.h" file, add the line:
#define PCRE2_CODE_UNIT_WIDTH 8
Then compile the "pcre2_dftables.c" file into the program and create the source file "pcre2_default_tables.c" with the command:
clang -DHAVE_CONFIG_H pcre2_dftables.c && ./a.out pcre2_default_tables.c && rm a.out
You must share the directory of the projectʼs source files to Windows (e.g. as a network resource and copy, or upload).
You need to create a new project of the ‛static library’ type (named “pcre2”) in the “pcre2” directory and add the “*.c” files. In the project options, add -D HAVE_CONFIG_H
in the C compiler parameters. And build the project.
You need to create a new ‛console’ project (named “make-oux”) in the “make-oux” directory and add the “main.c” file. In the project options, add -fwrapv
in the C compiler parameters and “../pcre2/pcre2.a” in the linker parameters.
Open a Command Prompt window and go to the "make-oux" directory and run "make-oux.exe" there.
You should create new ‛DLL’ projects (named “oux-base” and “oux-window”) in the subdirectories of the “module” directory, respectively, and add -include E_cplus_S_to_libs.h -fwrapv
in the project options to the C compiler parameters, and for the “oux-window” project, add -loux-base -lgdi32
in the linker parameters. And build these projects one by one.
You should create new ‛console’ projects in the subdirectories of the “program” directory and add -include E_cplus_S_to_libs.h -fwrapv
in the C compiler parameters and in the linker parameters add the module libraries used by the program, e.g. -loux-base -loux-window
. And build these projects one by one.
In the Command Prompt window, enter the relative path to the program (e.g. “..\program\gui\gui.exe”) and run it.
The user should make regular updates, e.g. with a command git pull
.
The product does not install files on the system. To completely remove the product, you must delete the source file directories on Windows and Linux respectively.