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Article #2297Re: MS Windows Classes
From: Eric Bergman-Terrell
Date: Thu, 25 Apr 1991 13:43
Date: Thu, 25 Apr 1991 13:43
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By $0.02 worth: The source code for a Windows application written in BC++ 2.0 should be virtually identical to the same application written in MS C (unless you elect to use some of the non-standard turboisms (which are clearly marked as such in the manuals)). In particular, the Windows routines are called the same way (in fact both use the same windows.h file (which has all the function prototypes). The chief advantage of BC++ 2.0 is speed. I've used MS C 5.1 and it's simply too slow. Borland's compiler is much faster. Terrell
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