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Pmaia and JohnFill, Thanks. It's not the problem of the filename. I am sure that it's problem of the format because the error goes to next file after I fixed one file. It has error because BCB cannot recognized the 'end of line'. Normally, it's not a problem for c and c++. but for the lines...

When I learnt Borland C++ for Win3.1/DOS, I programmed a lot about RS232 for fun. I wrote a program for DOS that can get command from antoher PC via RS232. If I disable the keyboard and mouse of one PC, I can still control it from another PC. I think whether we can disable KB and mouse depends...

I received the source code that should be correct, but I cannot compile it with my BCB. At last, I realized the problem is the files I received are in Unix Format. However, my BCB cannot recognize it. I understand that in DOS, a line is ended by two symbols (something like 0xD and oxE). On the...

Thanks. Now my Unix C code can be run in BCB. It's strange that the soucre code is altered while I FTPed it from Unix to Windows. I believe that I FTPed it as a binary file. Originally, the source code was edited by xemacs in Unix. When I checked the source code with Word in Windows, I found...

I don't think that the line of fclose is a problem. However, I wouldn't write a program like that. I'd rather change the declaration line to: FILE *filename = NULL; Ten years ago, when I was a MS student working on a project, I read a book which indicates that it's a good habitat to initialize...

Anybody have the exprience to compile and link the UNIX C code with BCB? The C code works very well with 'gcc' in Unix, but cannot work with bcc32.exe. Is it possilbe to config the BCB so that it can be used as gcc? Thanks.

Thank you for your help. The problems have been solved by deleting the DLL file mentioned in the -115 error and reinstall BCB again. I learnt it from the Inprise installation support.

I installed Borland C++ Builder 5 professional several weeks ago, but never used it seriously. Today, when I tried to run a simple program, I found that the component palette of my BCB is quite different with the illustration in the manual. Furthermore, I cannot compile and run the program...

Thank you for your input. I am a new user of BCB though I was an advanced Borland C++ user 8 years ago. A book which is called "teach yourself BCB in 24 hours" says that if I open the BCB, change the title of form1 to "hellow something", and click the "RUN" botton...

When I tried to complie and run a simple code, I got such an error message: System.obj not found. Can anybody tell me what is it? How can I handle it? I installed Borland C++ 5.0 Professional. Using the searching tool in windows, I cannot find such a file (system.obj) either. Thanks!

I am new user of Borland C++ Builder. After I installed the Borland C++ Builder 5 Professional, I found that the appearance of the Component Palette is quite different with that in the manual. In the manual there are several Tabs, in my BCB there is only one which is called "Standard&quot...