Q I'm working on a cross-platform multimedia project for the
Macintosh and Windows. I want to use Apple's QuickTime software to show video clips in the
program, because QuickTime runs on both Macs and PCs, but I've run into a problem. I've been
able to get my program running on the Mac, but it doesn't work with QuickTime for Windows.
According to the documentation, QuickTime for Windows is compatible with Borland C++ version 3.1
(I am using version 4.02), but all the sample code supplied is for use with Microsoft's C compiler.
As a result, even the sample programs on the CD-ROM do not run properly on our PC. Is there some reason
I can't use Borland C++ 4.02 to compile movies for QuickTime for Windows?
A It appears that the Borland C++ version 4.02 debugger is
causing the conflict. Apparently, the Borland debugger is doing something with either the
Windows timer or interrupts that is causing a problem with QuickTime. Whatever was causing
the conflict, it has been fixed in Borland C++ version 4.5.
[Jul 01 1995]
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