mills@qut.edu.au (01/05/91)
Hi, before I make a complete fool of myself, has anyone had any trouble with turbo C++ and borlands paradox(together that is!). I cannot get it to link if i use C++(.cpp) but if i compile it and link it as a "normal" C program everything is fine. This happens with IDE and with commmand line versions. If there isn't a bug with either paradox or Turbo C++ I will post more info, but right now I am hving trouble with my terminal emulation package!. Please email me at: t.mills@qut.edu.au Thanks in advance, Tim mills PC Support Specialist Computer based Education Queensland uni of Tech. Australia.
beoneel@well.sf.ca.us (Bruce O'Neel) (01/08/91)
mills@qut.edu.au writes: >Hi, > before I make a complete fool of myself, has anyone had any trouble >with turbo C++ and borlands paradox(together that is!). >I cannot get it to link if i use C++(.cpp) but if i compile it and link it >as a "normal" C program everything is fine. This happens with IDE > and with commmand line versions. If there isn't a bug with either paradox >or Turbo C++ I will post more info, but right now I am hving trouble with >my terminal emulation package!. >Please email me at: >t.mills@qut.edu.au >Thanks in advance, >Tim mills >PC Support Specialist >Computer based Education >Queensland uni of Tech. >Australia. Try extern "C" { at the beginning and } at the end of pxengine.h This turns off name mangeling for safe linking for c++ bruce