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Inany case it's confusing - because under help->about it says:

"CodeGearT C++Builder� 2007  Version 11.0.2804.9245 Copyright � 2007
CodeGearT. All Rights Reserved"

thanks,
Roland

"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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> "Joe Pasquariello" <joep@fenway.com> wrote in message 
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>> Thanks. I've seen BDS2006 referred to as C10, and I've seen one
>> component vendor refer to C++ 2007 as C11, but I hadn't seen
>> any references to version 12.
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> C++Builder 2007 and RAD studio 2007 were released separately.  Accordingly 
> to IdCompilerDefines.inc, 10 is for BDS 2006, 11 is for the pre-studio 
> releases of C++/Delphi 2007, and 12 is RAD Studio 2007.
>
>> Is this how CodeGear refers to the compiler versions internally?
>
> No.  The compiler has its own version number that is separate from the IDE 
> version number.  The package numbers don't coorespond to either version 
> number specifically, mainly because Borland/CodeGear themselves haven't 
> referred to products by sequential release numbers since Delphi 8.  Delphi 
> 9 was Delphi 2005 (there was no C++ 2005) , C++/Delphi 10 was BDS 2006, 
> etc. As the product lines continue to merge, the release numbers get more 
> blurred.
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> Gambit
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