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https://github.com/pgvalle/ceu-windows-setup

Instructions on how to install the newer version of the ceu programming language (dceu) on windows.
https://github.com/pgvalle/ceu-windows-setup

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Instructions on how to install the newer version of the ceu programming language (dceu) on windows.

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## Notice



[ceu](https://github.com/fsantanna/dceu) (repo) is a synchronous programming language created by Francisco Figueiredo Goytacaz Sant'anna.

It allows you to use Concurrency alongside Event-Driven Programming in a structured manner, extending the classical structured paradigm we all know and use.



Here's the official website (Old Version): http://ceu-lang.org/.



## Dependencies



1. MinGW (gcc)

2. SDL2

3. Java



## Installing MinGW



Go to [winlibs.com](https://winlibs.com/) and get any gcc release for Win64 with POSIX threads. I recommend a more recent version, though.



Extract the (7-)zip file. You'll get a folder named mingw64/.



Place it somewhere in your drive. Preferably not within a system directory or other users' directories.



Then you should add .../mingw64/bin/ to the Path environment variable. Here's a quick tutorial to help you with that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuoEYPLtsZ8



To check out if gcc is working, open up cmd and try running `gcc --version`



## Installing SDL2



To facilitate things here, I created a sdl2-bundle zip so that you don't have trouble downloading and building everything.

Just go to the releases page of this repo. You'll find it there.



Download and extract the zip file. There will be three folders: bin/, include/ and lib/.



Copy bin/ to .../mingw64/.



Copy both include/ and lib/ to .../mingw64/x86_64-w64-mingw32/



## Installing Java



I have a link to an openjdk release. Which is the one I used, of course: https://download.java.net/java/GA/jdk11/9/GPL/openjdk-11.0.2_windows-x64_bin.zip



Extract the zip file. You'll get a folder named jdk-11.0.2/.



Place it somewhere in your drive. Preferably not within a system directory or other users' directories.



Then you should add .../jdk-11.0.2/bin/ to the Path environment variable. Here's a quick tutorial to help you with that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuoEYPLtsZ8



To check out if java is working, open up cmd and try running `java --version`



## Installing ceu



Download [ceu](https://github.com/fsantanna/dceu/releases/download/v0.3.1/ceu-v0.3.1.zip) (v3.1),

[pico-ceu](https://github.com/fsantanna/pico-ceu/archive/refs/heads/main.zip) and [pico-sdl](https://github.com/fsantanna/pico-sdl/archive/refs/heads/main.zip).



Extract the zip files.



Create the following folder structure:

```

ceu/

  ceu

  ceu.jar

  hello-world.ceu

  prelude.ceu

  pico/ (originally pico-ceu-main folder)

    README.md

    ceu.lib

    pico-0.ceu

    pico-x.ceu

    pico.ceu

    tst/

      ...

    sdl/ (originally pico-sdl-main folder)

      Makefile

      README.md

      open.png

      start.wav

      tiny.ttf

```



Replace ceu/pico/ceu.lib with the ceu.lib of this repo's releases page.



Go to ceu/pico/, delete pico.ceu and rename pico-x.ceu to pico.ceu.



(Optional) Delete ceu/ceu. It's a bash script, so it won't serve any purpose.



Download ceu.bat from this repo Releases page and place it inside ceu/.



## Testing ceu



__IMPORTANT__: Do __NOT__ forget to pass ```--lib=pico``` when compiling graphical apps and do __NOT__ use Windows path style;

use Unix path style. That basically means you must use ```/``` instead of ```\``` in any path you pass to ceu.



Go to ceu/ inside cmd or powershell and run these commands:

```

ceu.bat hello-world.ceu

ceu.bat pico/tst/{test-program-filename} --lib=pico

```