Like I was saying before, WCC11 For Windows is being made with Borland's C++ Builder v.4  .  This Compiler has a whole new way of compiling your program which I am hoping to use with the future DOS version of WCC11 v.1.1  .  This is how it is planed...

First you type in the file name, out file, and main header (just like 1.0).  Then you enter the VAR_ADDR address, and MATH_ADDR address.  The MATH_ADDR is used for solving complex mathematical equations (note that this is still experimental, and I'm not sure if it will work, but so far it looks good!).  Such equation could be  "a = b + (c - 5);"  or even more complex!

Well anyway where was I?  Oh yeah, now you need to type in just a little more info (or just leave it as the default) and hit the "Compile It!" button and it starts.  It keeps you up-to-date on it's progress with an Output Window, and a status bar showing the percentage of completion.