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In article <HOLLEN.91Jan8092846@fridge.megatek> hollen@megatek (Dion Hollenbeck) writes:
>In article <350bahrd@yoda.byu.edu> bahrd@yoda.byu.edu writes:

>Unfortunately I do not know specifics, but I just talked to Borland
>Customer Service about upgrading from TC to TC++ and one question
>that I asked was "Will my C programs just compile without change?"
>and they informed me that I would have to PORT them.

I understand, you talked to Borland Customer Service, but I don't
understand their response. I see no differences at all between Turbo C 2.0
and the standard C in Turbo C++ 1.0 (except the library additions that I
posted earlier).

I have a number of programs that I wrote in 2.0 and have since compiled in 
C++. I didn't have to "port" anything. I just recompiled. (I haven't compared 
objects so I don't know if there were differences.)

I've recompiled a version of PCJOVE with C++ that was written and compiled
using Turbo C 2.0 and I saw absolutely no incompatabilities.

Maybe they're talking about using the C++ compile option (not standard C).

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