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- From: silva@supernet.ab.ca (Kevin Berger)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: CodeGuard / Error Detection Tools
- Date: 28 Feb 1996 23:37:56 GMT
- Organization: Alberta SuperNet Inc
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- We're considering some form of error detection for our Borland C++ (4.51) compiler.
- Basically, we use the compiler to write DLL's, so our choices appear to be CodeGuard,
- BoundsChecker, and MemCheck. It's hard to find any comparisons between them,
- so we'd appreciate some feedback from other users who have tried any of these, especially CodeGuard.
- Our criteria has been:
- can it be used in a DLL?
- can it locate the source line?
- can it handle 16-bit code (we're not in Windows 95, yet)?
- can it work with other c++ source code (we're using CodeBase from Sequiter)?
- can it work with all the Borland workbench products?
- Any hints/suggestions will also help.
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