# Getting started.

### (How to start with the compiler under MS Windows 95/98/NT(tm))

The C2C compiler produces assembler code ready for assembling with your favorite assembler.
If you use it integrated into MS Windows application you also can start assembler, programmer
or simulator from the same environment. There are 3 steps you may need before you can
start working with the compiler:

1. Go to the "Options" menu and choose the "Options..." item. The dialog "Options" will appear.

In "Option" dialog you set the external applications which will be called when you assemble, program
or simulate the assembler code generated by the compiler from you C/C++-files.
(Note that the applications for different targets are different and you need to set them after you
choose the appropriate target in "Target" dialog as described below.) When you have set the
information push "OK" button. All compiler settings will be saved in c2cw.ini file in your windows directory..

2. Select the appropriate target in the "Target" dialog. Do do it select the "Target..." item in the "Project" menu.

That's all. Now you can open a C/C++ file and compile your first code. Later you can experiment with the
settings in "Compile options"

3. Go to the "Options" menu and choose the "Build Options..." item. The dialog "Build options"
will appear.

Check the applications you want to be called when you choose "Build" action. For example if
by build you want to produce asm code from your c file and assemble it but don't wand to
program your chip check "Compile" and "Assemble" boxes

That's all. Now you can open a C/C++ file and compile your first code. Later you can experiment with the
other settings but to start the default ones are sufficient.

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