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cpsh – a Windows executable

First of all, sorry for not being active on the blog for quite some time, but here I am again. And this time with a binary of my cpsh tool.

While I am rewriting the tool to better support various C++ compilers, you here have a Windows executable that requires gcc to be installed and available. Furthermore, if you do not have BOOST_HOME pointing to a valid Boost installation, you must issue the directive :b- the first thing you do. The new version will automatically do this for you in that Boost-omitting case.

For information about the tool, see the original post. Briefly, start it with

> cpsh -i
> :b-
> ? "Hello " + string("World")
Hello World
> :q

I will upload a newer version later, along with the source code.

Happy shelling!

ben said,

December 13, 2006 @ 1:19 am

One word.. AWESOME! I am downloading GCC right now. I will tell you, if you can get this to work with VC++ 8, I would pay $50 for it. I really really would. I know I’m but one dude. But this would just be an awesome tool. In fact nothing would be better than having it sit on top of a wide number of popular compilers, throw in the Intel compiler as well. It would be a great way of testing the differences in compliance of the standard, as well as the efficiency of the code.

For that, I would probably pay a full $350, or more..

davber does IT » cpsh 1.0 said,

January 24, 2007 @ 3:18 pm

[...] For more information, see earlier post. [...]

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