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Borland vs. GNU

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From: Michal Patryk Debicki
Date: Mon, 12 Feb 1996 00:00
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Hi,

I have problem of compatibility between Borland
and GNU C. The problem is, that I have written
a program in C on Unix platform and compiled it without
any problems. The same I did in DOS unsing gcc.
As this program is a part of a larger system,
I need to compile it using Borland C++. Of course
Borland creates a lot of warning messeges and
watns huge modifieres, when large arrays are declared.
I also have many other problems compiling standard BLAS and LAPACK
routines from netlib. The questions is:
 - Is there any possibility to make a GNU object compatible
   with Borland C++ (any version) or vice versa, i.e. Borland C++
   object compatible with GNU ???

Thanks for help,

		Patryk
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