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sharif@lamar.colostate.edu (Thomas Abdallah) writes:

>Okay,  It's about time to begin pulling hair out !

>I've been fighting with Borland's C++ v2.0 trying to get it to handle
>floating point numbers.  The manual specifically states that :

>	"The default Borland C++ code generation option is emulation
>	     ^^^^^^^
>	 (the -f command-line compiler option).  This option is for
>	 programs that may or may not have floating point, and for
>	 machines that nay or may not have an 80x87 math coprocessor."

>	-Borland C++ Programmers Guide, p.220

>When I use the BUILD option I can see the stupid thing compile my program
               ????????     
>and then actually read the EMU.LIB file during its link phase.  Now when
>I try to go back and [rest deleted]

You say "build" ? I assume then that you are compiling from the IDE,
please check "OPTIONS" --> "Code generation" --> "more" and insure
that the "project file" (or default, if no prj is active) specifies
"floating point emulation" and not "none".   I believe that the TLINK.CFG
is NOT used by the IDE.

Hope this helps.

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