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- From: Mason Bendixen <bendixen@eng.utah.edu>
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- Subject: Where to find a string class to work with BC++ 4.52
- Date: Mon, 08 Apr 1996 12:37:44 -0600
- Organization: University of Utah
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- Hi,
- I just upgraded to Borland C++ 5.0 (mainly for Java support)
- and have found it's support for 16 bit windows applications
- dissapointing so I am going to live with both versions 4.52 and
- 5.0 on my macine for a while. Does anyone know where I can find
- a standard library string class for Borland C++ 4.52? I use g++
- 2.7.2's and BC5.0's string classes extensively and would like to
- make my code portable between all three platforms.
- Also, does anyone know of a way to create a 32-bit console
- mode Windows application under Borland C++ 5.0 (ie. something
- that would let me write programs that I can port directly to
- a unix machine). There is a Easywin target for 16bit Windows
- console mode applications, but the builtin BC++5.0 debugger
- doesn't work with 16bit apps.
-
- Please respond by E-Mail
-
- Thanks
- Mason Bendixen
-