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Windows CPP Compiler Recommendations...

 
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Bob Mariotti
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PostPosted: Tue Dec 30, 2003 8:49 pm    Post subject: Windows CPP Compiler Recommendations... Reply with quote



Gents;

I have several CPP programs originally built using Borland's TurboCPP
suite. They were developed on Win 3.1and now I need to compile them
for use on Windows98-XP.

Not being familiar with C compilers my question is:

What C++ compiler would one recommend that would provide me with the
best migration of this code to the desired platforms?

I am a seasoned programmer but not in C/CPP but I am also a quick
learner.

Thanks in advance for your recommendations.

Bob
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 12:16 am    Post subject: Re: Windows CPP Compiler Recommendations... Reply with quote




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Gents;

I have several CPP programs originally built using Borland's TurboCPP
suite. They were developed on Win 3.1and now I need to compile them
for use on Windows98-XP.

Not being familiar with C compilers my question is:

What C++ compiler would one recommend that would provide me with the
best migration of this code to the desired platforms?

I am a seasoned programmer but not in C/CPP but I am also a quick
learner.

Thanks in advance for your recommendations.

Bob


It is not a problem to find a compiler. You can take the Borland C++, which
you get free from Borland.
The difficulty is to port typical Win 3.1 code to Win 32 code. Something in
the WIN API has changed.
If the code is written with the OWL, you need this framework too. There is
some free OWL for Win32
available in the net.

Ralf


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