This is a full IDE for writing and running the pseudo code defined in "Programming Logic and Design" book by Tony Gaddis. I wrote the IDE and compiler for my students so they can try all the examples in the book and do the homework without having to setup complicated IDE environments.
- Full syntax of book
- Compiler
- Editor (uses Avalon Edit)
- Multiple windows (uses Avalon Dock)
- Run and debug with breakpoints.
- Adds file headers (template based)
I included a copy of the Avalon edit and dock repositories here to simplify my development and debugging. The workplace must be created first, see How To ... documents in the Document folder.
There should not be anything special to download. Just Compile as normal (Avalon Editor/Dock is in the project). Previous image was missing the Lift library that simulates an elevator that can be controlled by simple code.
Note: the Ide project is the actual project to run. (pc project is a library/command line version of the compiler).