The LCC system is distributed as a collection of installation files, consisting of an essential "base system" plus a collection of additional components such as manuals and specialized features. This is done to allow you to quickly download only the parts that you want. The only file you must have is the base system. The others are optional. The User's Manual is also helpful. Without it, you will have minimal documenation under the compiler's Help menu. But it can be downloaded and installed at any time after the base system. These instructions cover only the acquisition of the base system.
There are two versions of LCC that you might select from, depending on the type of processor in your computer. [LCC-Win32] is the original version written for typical 32-bit processors such as older PC's. [LCC-Win64] is the newer version written for the newer 64-bit processors such as AMD64's. If you are not sure which type of processor you have, then use the 32-bit version.
Each part of the program is distributed as a self-extracting compressed archive, meaning that it is actually a collection of files that have been packaged in a single file which has been compressed to download quickly and made executable so that it can install itself.
The steps to download and install the LCC system are:
Enter key on the keyboard.lcc-win32.exe]
or [Download the file lcc-win64.exe]
from its [authors' products page]. The file will appear on their web site as a link labeled either
[Lcc-win32] or [Lcc-win64].
When the Windows File Download - Security Warning dialog box appears,
click on the Save button. You can save the installation program to any folder on your computer.
(Windows typically defaults to the Desktop folder.) You can view a tutorial video demonstrating
the download procedure on the web page entitled Tutorial Videos for COP 2000.
This page includes a series of tutorial videos demonstrating all of the steps involved in downloading, installing,
and using the LCC-Win32 Compiler.[Lcc-win32] or [Lcc-win32].
A dialog box entitled "setup" will appear asking "Do you wish to continue?".
Click on the button labeled "Yes".lcc-win64.exe (and optionally lccdoc.exe) and erase
them to recover some space on your hard disk.Be sure to review the page entitled Tips on Using the LCC-Win32 Compiler. If you are using the 64-bit version, the directions should be the same except for the number 32.