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Re: Will app developed in 3.0 run on 2.1 machine?

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From: moose
Date: Fri, 25 Sep 1992 17:43
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In article <1992Sep24.013143.22407@afit.af.mil> johair@afit.af.mil (John R.  
O'hair) writes:
> I have written a fairly complex number crunching rountine using IB. Once
> its performed its calculations it displays various 1D and 2D plots. I
> wrote the code under 2.2 and will use this as the basis for any further
> software development after I upgrade to 3.0. 
> 
> Since the software will also be run on machines at school running 2.1,
> my question is this: will the software modified under 3.0 work on a
> machine running 2.1? It seems reasonable that my application will not
> work if I use some of the new objects. Are there any old objects that
> have been modified such that they would cause my code to crash?
> 

Nope.  Anything written under 3.0 might use methods that don't exist under 2.x  
and this would cause a crash.  Therefore, no 3.x applications can run under  
2.x.

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