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- From: willer@interlog.com (Steve Willer)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: MFC or OWL?
- Date: Sat, 30 Mar 1996 21:41:41 GMT
- Organization: InterLog Internet Services
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- doug.matthews@lexis-nexis.com (Doug Matthews) wrote:
-
- >>Borland C++ 5.0 supports MFC because many C++ programmers prefer
- >>the Borland environment but have to maintain programs that were
- >>developed using MFC.
- >
- >Anyone know if BC++ 5.0 supports the 16-bit MFC or does it just support the
- >32-bit version?
-
- I use a ported version of MFC 2.0 with my BC++ 4.53 compiler at work
- (for some legacy code that I haven't been able to port yet; I use OWL
- for my newer code).
-
- Even if moving this BC4.53-compatible code to BC5 is non-trivial, you
- could probably compile the MFC lib and your own MFC code with the
- BC4.5x compatibility flags on (although I haven't tried it yet).
-