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[bsisko]

I've just read brew'd website. They have listed on their site that their system is workable with C++ Builder. For a long time, I believed it was only for use with MSVC++. has anyone out there used it with C++ Builder.

 

[2ffat]

This is the Builder forum, so yes we have used Builder. It works great. The older versions of Builder included a set of classes called VCL. These encapsulated the MS' classes are where easier to use.

The new Builder X includes several compilers including GCC, MS, and Borland's. This allows for cross platform/compiler programs.

See Borland's website for more info.



James P. Cottingham

^{There's no place like 127.0.0.1.
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[bsisko]

Mr. 2ffat, I believe you misunstood my question. I wanted to know if anyone has used the BREW SDK with C++ Builder.
Your reply was that MSVC could be used with C++ Builder. THAT WASN'T WHAT I ASKED FOR. That I already know.

The brew website has C++ Builder listed as one of the development tools that it works with, though most everyone else that I talk to says that it works with MSVC only.

I apologize for screaming, and thanks for your advice.
Later.

 

[2ffat]

Yes, I did misunderstand. I've never used BREW, I've used BRU but it's not the same thing . Builder will compile any source code that VC will. If BREW is precompiled (i.e., libraries or precompiled headers) then BREW would have to make some sort of allowance for the differences in compilers. If BREW says Builder will work then I suppose it should. What is their website? Do they mention any particular version of Builder?

As I mentioned, Builder X already has MSVC compiler build in.



James P. Cottingham

^{There's no place like 127.0.0.1.
There's no place like 127.0.0.1.}

 

[bsisko]

Their website is located at

http://www.qualcomm.com/brew

BTW, brew is a SDK that allows programmers to develop apps for wireless and PDA devices.