Windows 10: Compile C to HEX

Hi,

I program in Oshonsoft BASIC, and have some C CODE that may work if I can get the HEX from it.
How can I compile it please?

Camerart.

 

Compiler on C/C++ for Nokia 5530.

As @grschinon, I too understood you were looking for a compiler that could compile C/C++ applications, but it was not all clear to me that you wanted to actually do it on the phone! So now that that's clear, the download page for Carbide.c++ and the SDKs
should have tipped you off because of the "Requirements" posted - it clearly requires a Windows-based computer to run. Since this does not satisfy your needs, I suggest a Google search - please follow-up here with any useful leads.

 

Compiler on C/C++ for Nokia 5530.

@grschinon - First see my post "Compiler on C/C++ for Nokia 5530". I believe you understand that we are talking about PHONE. Second i repeat that Carbide.C++ is exe and when i read what @hgohel post me i download SDK tool too(S60-SDK-200634-3.1-Cpp-f.1090b.zip),
but now i'm not sure how to proceed. So if know how to write and compile programs on my phone on C++ please write me down the steps and tools i need to do this.
Message Edited by on 20-Dec-2009 03:58 PM

 

Batch Program that Sends Hex String to Serial Port

Your initial question implied that you had some experience with batch files, console commands, redirection etc. It would have saved us some time and frustration if you had stated the lack of such experience right at the beginning.

Let's do this properly, step by step.

1. Mark the script you see below, then press Ctrl+C to copy it.
2. Open a Command Prompt (cmd.exe). This gives you a black frame.
3. Type these commands and press Enter after each:
   
   md C:\Tools
   
   cd /d C:\Tools
   
   notepad Hex.vbs
   
   (allow the new file to be created)
4. Press Ctrl+V to paste the code.
5. Save and close the file.
6. Type this command and press Enter:
   
   cscript //nologo Hex.vbs 65 32 66 > hex.txt
7. Type hex.txt and press Enter to open the output file you created in Step 6. It should contain A B. Why? Because 65, 32, 66 are the decimal ASCII codes for A space B.
8. Now try your own hex string like so:
   
   cscript //nologo Hex.vbs 245 0 1 2 2 1 6 > com1

Whether your com port will accept the code I have no way of knowing or testing.

'---------------------------------------------

'Script to generate a string of hex characters

'19.9.18. FNL

'---------------------------------------------

sString = ""

For Each iCode in WScript.Arguments

    sString = sString & Chr(iCode)

Next

WScript.Echo sString