Your C program's printf output is appended to the vi buffer for further browsing and/or saving as a text file.

The Pocket Vi/C c-subset compiler calls standard c-runtime functions, and generates efficient ARM code.

Pocket Vi/C is useful for developing small utilities on the Pocket PC and exploring your Pocket PC.

Update Description:
- Added gets() and getch() functions.
- Fixed cd .. and added cd sc and cd md shortcuts.
- Includes a complete command-line console shell with help, help vi, copy, del, mv, vi, cc, run, more, hex, pwd, cd, mkdir, rmdir, ls.
- New keystrokes for easily browsing the output buffer from console mode.
- Still has usable 300-line file encryption c programming example and syntax description.

**** [Jan 6, 2003] by Robert Rasmussen using Dell Axim 400Mhz
I didn't realy expect to find a C compiler for this puppy but here it is. It's not for GUI wimps. If you have only heard of something called the "command line" then perhaps you had better sit this one out. But for those of you who aren't afraid to get your hands dirty this program is a joy. Being able to knock off a little code in a long elevator ride is truly a blessing. I should admit I liked CP/M also. The only reason I didn't give it an excellent is that the documentation is a tiny bit out of synch with the zip, files mentioned but not included, but none of those files were required to use it.