NOVICE: MS-SDK or Borland C++ ?

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From: HOLTROP, MAURIK
Date: Wed, 17 Apr 1991 17:48

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A question from a novice to Windows programming:

What does the SDK from Microsoft do that Borland C++ doesn't ? Or
is there no reason to spend money on the SDK if you buy BC++ ?

I have the MS C600, which is a good compiler (although not C++, but
I don't see the need for that yet), so to get started with windows
programming, what would you recommend, MS-SDK or BC++ ?

          Thanks for the attention,
			Maurik.

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Subject: NOVICE: MS-SDK or Borland C++ ?
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