cjones@isis.cs.du.edu (Charles J. Jones) (05/18/91)
In article <LEVERICW.91May17120358@cheetah.ece.clarkson.edu> levericw@clutx.clarkson.edu (Walden Leverich) writes: >[... lots of crap deleted...] >CJ> Its easy, Borland C is what used to be called Turbo C Professional. i.e., it >CJ> includes the stand-alone debugger, profiler and assembler. Plus Borland >CJ> C can generate Windows 3.0 compatible functions, and includes the >CJ> Whitewater Resource Toolkit for creating Windows resources. > >I know that it is a pickey thing. But the package is Borland C++ not >Borland C. If I am spouting bullsh*t then let me know, but I know of >no Borland C package. The C++ package is a complete C++ compiler as >well as everything Charles described above. Yeah, well, good point. There is no more Turbo C or Borland C or any other such product. The Turbo C++ and Borland C++ packages both include a C compiler as part of the C++ compiler i.e., a compiler switch. > >-Walden > Charles -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Charles J. Jones | If builders built buildings the way programmers cjones@nyx.cs.du.edu | write programs, then the first woodpecker that cjones@copper.denver.colorado.edu | came along would destroy civilization.