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Re: Upgrade TC2.0 to C++ ???

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From: Mark Miller
Date: Mon, 03 Jun 1991 16:44
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I just upgraded from TC 2.0 to BC++ 2.0 using the ANSI C compiler in 
BC++ (ported an existing program). I didn't notice any extensions to C,
but I really like the new IDE. On my machine (386 w/4 meg memory), the
BCX option allows the compiler to run in and use extended memory. Hence,
available space for compilation is on the order of 3 meg. The mouse-driven
multi-window environment with context-sensitive help is also nice. 

I also like the "transfer" menu option, which allows me to run external
programs (like Turbo Debug or my terminal emulator) without exiting the 
BC++ environment. Turbo Profiler is handy for optimizing my code. 

Hope this helps.


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From: miller@b-mrda.ca.boeing.com (Mark Miller)
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Subject: Re: Upgrade TC2.0 to C++ ???
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