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maiof
08-18-01, 02:41 PM
any borland people?



peace-out,
AmbientFiction
08-18-01, 03:42 PM
I'm not sure the mod will like your sig if they see it. Just a heads up
William
08-18-01, 04:52 PM
no need for this any more.

I know of several people who swear by Borland. Probably better than MSFT stuff, but I am not too sure. the msft stuff seems to be pretty good.
maiof
08-18-01, 05:15 PM
sorry about that.. done


peace-out,
skip
08-18-01, 08:08 PM
Originally posted by maiof
sorry about that.. done


peace-out,

Thanks!
_jubei_
08-19-01, 08:46 PM
Used to use Barlond , but stopped since some commands are not compatible with microsoft visual C++ compiler..
engjohn
08-21-01, 12:15 AM
Delphi, or C++ builder?

I am not a borland guy, but I have Delphi installed and I am currently trying to learn.

I know VB and some VC++

Now its time to learn ObjectPascal With Delphi....
PDL
08-23-01, 09:53 PM
Yea. Used to do a lot of code in Turbo C++.

That was before we had these Visual things and we had to do a lot more housekeeping.

My Avatar is a pic from a old game I wrote, I still play it on occasion.

If anyone wants a copy I could zip it and attach it.
Unzipped it is only 201 KB
engjohn
08-24-01, 02:10 AM
Id like to see it...
ManOfKnight
08-24-01, 03:19 AM
i use Borland C++...i really see no problem with it...it is decent, nothing is too easy and nothing is too hard
phendish
08-24-01, 10:12 AM
Originally posted by Savi
My Avatar is a pic from a old game I wrote, I still play it on occasion.

If anyone wants a copy I could zip it and attach it.
Unzipped it is only 201 KB

I'd love to see a copy, it looks kind of cool. drop me a pm if you need an e-mail addy.
phendish
08-24-01, 04:06 PM
Oh, yes.. where can I find a working (at least trial version?) of borland? I tried downloading it from CNET, and it was the appropriate size, just didn't work.
maiof
08-25-01, 02:58 PM
Originally posted by phendish
Oh, yes.. where can I find a working (at least trial version?) of borland? I tried downloading it from CNET, and it was the appropriate size, just didn't work.


i borrowed a copy from school ;)


and i'd like a copy of the game too. looks interesting...
phendish
08-25-01, 06:21 PM
Aww.. darn. But thanks, miaof.
That's out of the question for me. my school only teaches VB.
Any other suggestions, anyone?
eobard
09-08-01, 01:01 AM
A few years ago I got me a copy of "Turbo C++ Programming in 12 Easy Lessons" It has an educational version of "Borland's Turbo C++". If that's what you're looking for I can send you a copy of the disk if you'd like. Just lemme know.
phendish
09-09-01, 12:38 PM
Thanks for the offer, eobard. I actually just got a copy of my dream compiler - MS Visual C++. But I will let you know if I get angry with it, which could quite possibly happen.
engjohn
09-10-01, 01:38 AM
Originally posted by phendish
Thanks for the offer, eobard. I actually just got a copy of my dream compiler - MS Visual C++. But I will let you know if I get angry with it, which could quite possibly happen.

Get yourself a copy of the MSDN Library. It is two DC's.
It will come in extreemely helpful when trying to develop C++ applications.