Procedures for Installing Quincy 99 and Supporting ToolsInstalling the Quincy 99 Integrated Development Environment-----------------------------------------------------------1. Download quincy99exe.zip from http:\\www.alstevens.com\quincy99\2. Extract the files from the zip into a folder of your choosing, for example, c:\quincy99\bin. NOTE: Use an unzip utility works with long filenames. WinZip32 is such a program (http://www.winzip.com). NOTE: The procedures that follow assume that you installed Quincy 99 into c:\quincy99\bin. I recommend that you follow this convention if possible.3. Put a shortcut to c:\quincy99\bin\quincy.exe on the Windows 9x desktop or elsewhere where you can use it to run the IDE.Installing the gcc-mingw32 Compiler System-------------------------------------------1. Download gcc-2.95.2-crtdll.exe from ftp://ftp.xraylith.wisc.edu/pub/khan/gnu-win32/mingw32/gcc-2.95.2/ This file is a self-extracting compressed executable. Note: Do not use gcc-2.95.2-msvcrt.exe with Quincy 99. It uses different subdirectory names, and Quincy cannot find the compiler. -- take one of the following two sets of two steps ---2. Make a subdirectory c:\quincy99\mingw32.3. Extract all files into c:\quincy99\mingw32. This subfolder now contains all the compiler executable, header, and library files. -- or --2. Extract all files into wherever you please and use that path instead of c:\quincy99\mingw32 in the instructions that follow.3. Use the Compiler Paths command on Quincy's Tools menu to tell Quincy where the compiler is installed.4. If you want to use the trace function during Windows programming, get the Quincy 99 source code from the ftp site and replace windows.h from the Mingw32 distribution with the one in the Source\gnufixes subdirectory. You can put calls to void trace(char* fmt,...) (works just like printf) into your source code, open the Trace window and watch the traces occur.Installing the gcc-mingw32 experimental Standard C++ Library------------------------------------------------------------If you want to use the experimental Standard C++ Library to use Standard C++ featuresthat the legacy libraries do not support:1. Download libstdc++-v3-2.90.7.zip from ftp://ftp.xraylith.wisc.edu/pub/khan/gnu-win32/mingw32/snapshots/libstdc++-v3-2.90.7/2. Make a subdirectory c:\quincy99\libstdc++.3. Unzip the file you downloaded into the subdirectory.4. Select the "Use experimental Standard C++ Library" on Quincy's Tools menu when you compile and link programs.Installing the Resource Compiler and Editor Tools-------------------------------------------------If you are using Quincy 99 for Win32 GUI development and you want an integratedresource compiler and editor:1. Download LCC-Win32 compiler system (lccwin32.exe) from http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32/.2. Run lccwin32.exe to install the LCC-Win32 compiler system.3. Copy the following files from the lcc\bin folder (located wherever you installed LCC-Win32) to c:\quincy99\lcc\bin\. lrc.exe weditres.exe wedit.hlp wresdll.dll NOTE: If you do not want to keep the LCC-Win32 compiler system itself, you can uninstall it with the Control Panel's Add/Remove Programs applet.
