BCX is called "The BASIC To C Translator". This means that BASIC code is converted to C. After that the resulting C code is compiled with the devKitPro toolchain with all the libraries like a normal Wiibrew application.
You have to have a bit of C knowledge to use BCX since you sometimes have to inspect the resulting C code.
BCX has been developed by Kevin Diggins BCX for Windows
The package for download here describes how to use it for WII development.
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