trodgers@nmsu.edu (Thomas Rodgers) (02/21/91)
I contacted Borland today about the pending releas of Pascal for
windows, where I was greeted by an Exceedingly rude technician, who
said that it would be available by the end of the first quarter.
What I was really interested in though, was if TurboVision programs
would port to windows with any vast contortions, and he refused to
say. So I am wondering if any one out there who might be privy to
such information, would care to shed some light on this.
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trodgers@nmsu.edu In Real Life ???
Quote for the day : "Disposeth not of the nil pointer for Chaos and
Madness will surely follow"
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seth@wet.UUCP (Seth Olitzky) (03/02/91)
>What I was really interested in though, was if TurboVision programs >would port to windows with any vast contortions, and he refused to >say. So I am wondering if any one out there who might be privy to >such information, would care to shed some light on this. The answer is no. I went to the Software Developers conference and they said no. Borland says that you will have to convert the basic structure of your program but since TV is event driven they say it shouldnot be too hard. Oh well, Im screwed. I have four months of TVision code that I will have to hand convert to windows. What a pisser! -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Seth Olitzky seth@wet ...!sun!hoptoad!wet!seth ----------------------------------------------------------------------------