I have just inherited some projects developed with Borland C++ Builder and am trying to add them to my other projects (in VC++) currently in VSS. However, I have discovered that when I open the Borland project file (*.bpr) I am able to happily change code WITHOUT having it checked out. When I check the properties of the *.cpp files they all say READONLY but Borland seems to ignore this fact and write to the files anyway. Am I missing something? Is there a trick to using VSS with Borland C++ Builder or are they like oil and water? Any suggestions would be helpful!
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Borland C++ Builder and VSS
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