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In article <1992Oct23.013421.20891@genie.slhs.udel.edu>, evh@genie.slhs.udel.edu (Troy Saville) writes:
|> 
|> I am thinking about buying borland C++ and applications framework 3.1
|> ...
|> 
|> From what i understand,:
|>   *) i need to use C++ in order to use applications frameworks
|>   *) i can use applications frameworks under dos and windows.

No, the framwork is for building Windows apps.

|>   *) i don't need the MS SDK if i want to do windows programming

Correct.  Missing though is the screen saver files.  Not TOO much of a loss, But
I missed them.

|> 
|>    for those that have used this product, send me any opinions on
|> the above (or other if you have them).
|>   *) How much disk space does it take up(fully installed)?

Are you sitting ? -- 50 Meg online for the entire package.  Plus or minus a few
Megs depending on you cluster size.  This does include online manuals, source
code for the runtime library, and examples.

|>   *) can i generate 386  specific code(ie. 32 bit)?

This version is not a 32 bit compiler.

|> 
|>   If it matters, i'm running a 20Mhz 386 with 4Mb ram and 105Mb hard disk.

Speed has never been a problem for me, but then I haven't written a VERY large
program.  4Mb is too small for any 386, I'd recommend 8Mb at least, but this is 
not a Borland suggestion.

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