Borland C++ 3 Professional to Turbo C++ 2006 Professional

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#383

Author: user
Date: Fri, 08 Sep 2006 09:00

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Hi All,

Will it be possible to upgrade from Borland C++ Builder 3 Professional 
to Turbo C++ 2006 Professional?

Since I only need to write my applications using C/C++ should be this 
the right upgrade path or I have to look at BDS 2006 ?

Thanks!

Andrea Taglietti

Re: Borland C++ 3 Professional to Turbo C++ 2006 Professional

#384

Author: user
Date: Fri, 08 Sep 2006 14:25

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David Dean ha scritto:
> In article <45013151$1@newsgroups.borland.com>, user@domain.invalid 
> wrote:
> 
>> Will it be possible to upgrade from Borland C++ Builder 3 Professional 
>> to Turbo C++ 2006 Professional?
> 
>    AIUI, there is no upgrade path to the Turbo products, they are 
> considered a new product. You can either buy the upgrade to BDS 2006, or 
> buy a new copy of Turbo. Those two options are said to be very close in 
> price.
> 
If so, I think I will upgrade to BDS 2006...

Thanks

Andrea

Re: Borland C++ 3 Professional to Turbo C++ 2006 Professional

#386

Author: enzo
Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2006 11:48

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Scriveva David Dean venerd�, 08/09/2006:
> In article <45013151$1@newsgroups.borland.com>, user@domain.invalid 
> wrote:
>
>> Will it be possible to upgrade from Borland C++ Builder 3 Professional 
>> to Turbo C++ 2006 Professional?
>
>    AIUI, there is no upgrade path to the Turbo products, they are 
> considered a new product. You can either buy the upgrade to BDS 2006, or 
> buy a new copy of Turbo. Those two options are said to be very close in 
> price.

But turbo-c is compatible with bcbBuilder, and there is the support for 
vcl, or it is a really differente product, like for example was 
cbuilderX ?

regards, Enzo

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