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Borland C++ any version 5.0 wont create linux native executables
But it can compile teh same ANSI source and run it under dos
so if you USE portable code no borland extensions etc...
the same source will comiler under dos and linux.

under linux the lib's compiler and stuff are all free !!

hope this helps...




None <REMOVETHISadam_mi@yahoo.com> wrote:


> If you are writting pure ANSI code you can compile it / test it / run
> it on your DOS/WIN box and then just recompile it on your Linux gox.

> filename.cpp

> g++ filename.cpp -o filename

> Good luck,

> Adam

> On Fri, 9 Apr 1999 01:50:00 +0200, "Arshad Mayet"
> <mghmayet@iafrica.com> wrote:

> >Hi there
> >
> >can anyone help me with some info
> >
> >I have Borland C++ version 5 can i use it to create linux application
> >
> >Thanks
> >
> >Arshad
> >


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