Using ultraedit+bcc5.5 to build a C language learning environment

Today idle to boring, think of the previous study of c are almost forgotten, want to practice, first take the environment, VC BC is too big, I used to Borland under a command-line compiler tool good, as if I saw someone with UltraEdit with command line tools to do a development environment, I also try ...
Because the final success, so record, prevent later forget. I use the ultraedit9.0, the old version, but I like, haha.
1. Start with the compilation menu
Open Menu Adwanced->tool Configuration
Open the Config interface, Command line input C:\Borland\BCC55\Bin\bcc32.exe%F
Working directory Input%P
Mene Item Name Input Compile
Select "Save All Files First", "Save active file", "Output to ListBox", "Capture output"
When the Build menu is complete, press insert and press OK.
2, re-configure the running environment of the post-compilation program
Other ibid., Command Line Input%p%n
Working directory Input%P
Mene Item Name Input Run
3, Key points description
Here you will use some of the variable%f,%p,%n,%e provided by UltraEdit, meaning the following:
%F: Current file, including full path (e.g. c:\temp\test.c)
%P: Path to the current file (e.g. C:\Temp)
%N: File name for the current file (e.g. test)
%E: The extension of the current file (e.g.. c)

Using ultraedit+bcc5.5 to build a C language learning environment (RPM)