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* BORLAND.TXT - Compilation of TLX 5.0 with Borland compilers.
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* Last updated: 01-02-1995
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* Copyright (c) 1991-95 Tarma Software Research. All rights reserved.
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Compiler versions
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	TLX 5.0 supports Borland C++ compilers 3.0 - 4.5 for DOS and Windows
	compilations, and versions 1.0 - 2.0 for OS/2. However, you are
	advised to use Borland C++ 4.02 or 4.5 (*not* 4.0, which contains a
	few nasty bugs, also in its RTL) for DOS/Windows, and Borland C++ 2.0
	for OS/2.


Compilation
-----------

	To compile any Borland version of TLX, change to the BC directory:

		CD TLX50\LIB\BC

	This directory contains a single MAKEFILE for all possible Borland
	compilations. The MAKEFILE assumes that the relevant Borland binaries
	are stored in a directory listed in your computer's PATH environment
	variable (under OS/2, LIBPATH should also be properly set). In
	addition, the MAKEFILE assumes the following environment variables:

		SET INCLUDE=<your Borland INCLUDE directory>
		SET LIB=<your Borland LIB directory>

	For example:

		SET INCLUDE=C:\BC45\INCLUDE
		SET LIB=C:\BC45\LIB


MAKE Syntax
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	MAKE <platform> [-DEBUG] [<other options>]

   	Platform	<platform>	<other options>
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
	MS-DOS (normal)	-DDOS        	M=(t|s|c|m|l|h)
	MS-DOS (16-ext)	-DD16        	-DLL
	MS-DOS (32-ext)	-DD32        	-DLL
	OS/2 2.x	-DOS2		-DPM, -DMT
	Windows 16-bit	-DWIN		M=(t|s|c|m|l|h), -DLL, -DRTLDLL
	Win32S		-DW32S		-DLL, -DRTLDLL
	Windows NT 3.x	-DNT		-DLL, -DRTLDLL, -DMT, -DGUI

   	Notes:
	- To compile D16 or D32, you'll need the PowerPack for DOS
	- To perform LINT processing, add -DLIN to the command line.


Compiler version limitations
----------------------------

	Version		Limitations
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
	3.0 (D/W)	No RTTI, no exceptions, buggy templates, no 32-bit
	3.1 (D/W)	No RTTI, no exceptions, no 32-bit
	4.0 (D/W)	Buggy, no reliable 32-bit
	4.02 (D/W)	None
	4.5 (D/W)	None
	1.0 (OS/2)	No RTTI, exceptions, buggy in places
	1.5 (OS/2)	None (problematic debugger)
	2.0 (OS/2)	None