WinSCP is a popular free file manager for Windows supporting SFTP, FTP, FTPS, SCP, S3, WebDAV and local-to-local file transfers. A powerful tool to enhance your productivity with a user-friendly interface and automation options like .NET assembly or batch file scripting. Use WinSCP also for file editing, directory synchronization and site management. WinSCP is open-source and well documented. It is available in English and many other languages.
To build WinSCP you need:
- Embarcadero C++Builder 11 Professional.
The Community Edition should be able to build WinSCP too, but it lacks some required include files
(for example
include\windows\crtlandinclude\windows\sdk) - Build Tools for Visual Studio 2022 (install "Desktop development with C++" and ".NET desktop build tools")
- nasm (store it to
buildtools/tools/nasm.exe) - Object file converter (store it to
buildtools/tools/objconv.exe)
To build WinSCP from source by yourself, extract the source package to a path without any spaces and dashes,
and modify and use build.bat in root folder.
Directory structure:
/source project files of all native libraries and executables
/source/components native WinSCP visual components
/source/console console interface
/source/core core (non-visual) part of WinSCP
(SSH, SFTP, FTP, WebDAV, S3 and SCP code)
/source/dragext drag&drop shell extension
/source/filezilla source code of FileZilla FTP client
/source/forms visual part of WinSCP (dialogs and windows)
/source/packages general visual components (both mine and 3rd party)
/source/putty source code of PuTTY SSH client
/source/resource resources strings
/source/windows other sources
/deployment Inno Setup script to create setup package
(see /deployment/readme)
/dotnet source code of WinSCP .NET assembly
/libs 3rd party libraries
/translations translations of WinSCP strings
See the file license.txt for the license conditions.