#ADS Compilers
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I'm just jumping in here, so I'm not sure of what I've missed, but – now
that Borland's C++ compiler supports protected mode compiles, will it work
in protected mode with ads? Thanks in advance. —- Jim Weisbin
[73457,3462] PS – why wont Quick C work in real mode with SDK ? (Is there a
short answer?)
I didn't know that Borland had a 32-bit protected mode C++ compiler
available. Please tell me more. If it does exist, we will need time to
come up with a corresponding ADS support library for it.
I don't know why Microsoft Quick C doesn't work with Real-mode ADS. I do
know that Microsoft C 5.1 and above is required.
We ship ADS.C with the Software Developer's Kit, so you can get these
things to work with a little hacking. Oh, and feel free to upload the
support libraries here when you're done. 🙂
Hey! I'm really interested in Borland. 32 bit? Really? I've only been
asking for 2 years now. Is it true?
Walt
Don't ask me. James Weisbin (73457,3462) said that Borland had a 32-bit
compiler in message #28372.
I have seen information which leads me to believe that Borland C++
ver 3.0 can do protected mode compiles, but that may not actually be
the case. Before I go spreading any more rumours, I'm going to call
Borland, and I'll get back to you (all) — Jim Weisbin [73457,3462]
James,
Bribe them! <g>
Walt