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19th November 22:46
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Excuse me for this silly question...
is it possible to use obj files compiled in borland c++ 3.1 with a clipper compiler for dos? thank you! |
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19th November 23:01
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In article <FrAqb.427884$R32.14169927@news2.tin.it>
vittorio@blu35.com "vittorio" writes: It is not a silly question at all -- I'm only surprised that nobody else with experience of trying this has responded. I would guess that it certainly is *possible* though whether this obj might do anything useful is another question. Clipper (S87 and 5.x) are intimately entangled with the MS compiler and libs, and there are known incompatibilities between this and BC++ 3.1. E.g. if your obj calls any bc.lib functions or uses floating point you will have a problem. There's a useful section regarding mixing MS and BC code in the comp.os.msdos.programmer FAQ -- posted just this week but available online. Pete -- "We have not inherited the earth from our ancestors, we have borrowed it from our descendants." |
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19th November 23:03
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Osoba podpisana jako <pete@nospam.demon.co.uk> w artykule
<news:1068276425snz@nospam.demon.co.uk> pisze: Just google a litle bit more, please... ....and what I found? ----(by Brunon Pieszka) | c:\bcpp\bin\bcc -c -ml -O2 -G -Ic:\clipper5\include %1 | where %1 is yourfile.cpp ---- ----(by dave Pearson) | As long as you don't use floating point, linking in Borland compiled | object files is as easy as object files from MSC. I've been using a | Borland compiler for Clipper oriented C code for years, never had to | do anything clever or special. ---- -- Regards from the Harbour mirror in Poland Andrzej P. Wozniak uszer@pochta.onet.pl (swap z<->h in address) http://www.harbour.pl.eu.org/ |
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