windows version, form builders

[Girard Henri]

Does someone tried c++builder 6 ? And is it something
possible ?
Henri


 --- Iztok Kobal <iztok.kobal at sysen.si> a écrit : > 
> 
> esp5 at rama.comp.pge.com wrote:
> 
> >On Thu, Apr 25, 2002 at 12:55:39PM -0700, Roland
> Krause wrote:
> >
> >>Hi, 
> >>i am currently working on a very similar project.
> It has just started. 
> >>So here is what I have. 
> >>
> >>SolarisX86: 
> >>IDE: KDevelop2.1 on KDE-3, 
> >>Compiler: gcc-2.95.3, gdb-5.1, automake, autoconf,
> libtool
> >>Project: KDevelop using kdevprj
> >>UI toolkit: Qt, 
> >>Repository: cvs with cervisia
> >>
> >>Windows98: 
> >>IDE: Visual Studio,
> >>Compiler: VC++ 6.0 SP5
> >>Project: Visual Studio .dsp files
> >>UI toolkit: Qt, 
> >>Repository: cvs with wincvs
> >>
> >
> >Argh. I was hoping to avoid Visual Studio, and
> definitely hoping to avoid
> >VC++...
> >
> >With the two C++ compilers, doesn't it become a
> *major* pain to support the 
> >differences between the two (tons of #ifdefs, etc)?
>  Especially if there are 
> >developers on each platform?
> >
> Here you should make some basic, I call it, adapter
> headers with types, 
> #whatevers etc. which should be used all over the
> project. I am working 
> on a big Linux/WIN32 project with tons of
> subprojects (we call the 
> modules) and the major problems so far are as
> follows:
> 
> - M$VC++ does not support      const sometype XYZ =
> something      in 
> the class declaration which is correct by C++
> definition and gcc supports it
> - M$VC++ does seem to have only two-pass compiler
> (not counting 
> preprocessor pass) and there are some problems
> regarding forward 
> declarations etc.etc.
> - KDevelop lacks the possibility of linking (not
> copying) files from 
> other projects/places into the project tree - which
> I would suggest that 
> should be included into the TODO list of the
> KDevelop
> - gcc does not know anything about M$ pragmas and
> M$VC does not know 
> anything about gcc's preprocessor options - so
> clarify what you need 
> before starting anything hacky !
> - both of them do not know anything about other
> languages and mixed 
> programming which is shity, anyway (I have to mix
> Modula-2 and C++ and 
> makes me headaches all the time)
> - standard STL for gcc is narrower than M$VC++'s -
> the latest standard 
> used by gcc seems to be the SilliconGraphic's 
> (http://toolbox.sgi.com/linux/src/apps/STL/) -
> correct me if I am wrong. 
> But you could copy the M$'s sources and some (two, I
> think) other 
> headers from M$'s include directory and it works for
> me.
> 
> The procedure for creating new project is:
> 
> - create the GNU project tree with the KDevelop
> because it is not so 
> flexible as M$VS
> - somewhere in the project tree (I do it in the
> project root) open the 
> M$ subdirectory and create the M$ project tree
> without copying source 
> files - only M$VS project files
> 
> 
> The developing from here on runs smoothly if we do
> not count in the 
> (sometimes) M$'s misinterpretation of the C++
> standards.
> 
> However, to avoid M$, you can also use the WIN32
> version of the gcc and 
> just recompile for WIN32 without special IDE. I
> haven't tried it because 
> I have M$ oriented guys in the team and they tend to
> work under WIN32. 
> Poor guys, they just do not realize that GNU life is
> easyer ...
> 
> Iztok :-)
> 
> >
> >Ed
> >
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