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- From: IDont@Havean.email.address
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: C++ Or not ..
- Date: Thu, 22 Feb 1996 20:53:55 GMT
- Organization: ITESM Campus Monterrey . DINF-DTCI
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- Dror Riov <dror-r@inter.net.il> wrote:
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- >Hello ..
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- >The best code language i know today is Pascal for Dos ..
- >My question is , sould i pass to C++?
- >If Yes, will it be C++ for windows or C++ for dos (like Borland
- >C++ For dos) ...
- >Another quesiton ..
- >Can i compile a Windows C++ program in a Dos C++ compiler?
- >Bye ..
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- ! Sorry for the english, i'm not a native english speaker !
- (and please, if you can, correct my english)
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- It is a very controversial cuestion, but i think that it would be a
- good experience to learn c++, at least so you can decide if you like
- it. I think c++ for dos should be easier, in c++ for windows you
- should learn a lot about programming windows, not specifically c++.
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- in respecto to your second question, in general it is imposible, but
- the reverse is somewhat posible with certain windows compilers and
- libraries.
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- OAKE.
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