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- From: rmorin@inforamp.net (Randy Charles Morin)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: C++ Compilers
- Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 13:29:29 GMT
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- <maobrien.@compuserve.com> wrote:
- >My work has been based on Borland products. Although I will continue
- >to use these for this purpose, I don't think that my learning Object Windows
- >makes a great deal of sense. I mean, they are the only ones who use
- >it. Does this make sense.
-
- Why OWL or MFC. You know what? It doesn't matter. OWL and MFC are
- almost exactly the same anyhow. Since you are already familiar with
- the Borland products, I would expect that you would adapt to the win32
- API much faster if you stick with Borland.
-
- The primary difference between OWL and MFC is the class prefix. In
- Borland, they have TDialog and in Microsoft they have CDialog. Very
- little difference.
-
- >I'm looking for: excellent visual IDE, power, and debugging. I need the
- >ability to eaisly add third party libraries and tools (like assemblers). I would
- >really like good documentation (perfectly willing to pay more for this).
-
- Both the Borland IDE and the Microsoft IDE fit your requirements.
-
-
-
- Agrivar
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