Yes, it would work equally well with Borland C++ and VC++.īut I am wondering for the rest of the C++ programmation I will do in C32/MPLAB, can it be ported to Borland C++ or VC++? In other words if I use BorlanC++ can I use commands like "TextOut (.) " and then port it to VC++ ? If you use Borland-specific libraries (like VCL), then it would require a significant effort. If you just use straight C++ and Win32 API, then yes. Can whatever I do in Borland C++ be ported to VC++? What do you mean by "windows graphics library"? They are different products manufactured by different companies. I am a little confused about the differences between compilers. Using C32/MPLAB's IDE and would like to make sure that whatever I learn can be transferable to borland C++ or VC++.Īll feedback appreciated. But I am wondering for the rest of the C++ programmation I will do in C32/MPLAB,Ĭan it be ported to Borland C++ or VC++? I guess what I am asking is if C32/MPLAB supports C++ can the programming I learn in C32/MPLAB be applied to Borland C++ or VC++? The reason I am asking this is eventually I will learn C++ in depth
#Que es borland c code
I know that if I create code for specific graphics libraries under the C32/MPLAB environment, these will obviously not be porrtable to Borland C++ or VC++. From the looks of it they may soon make C32/MPLAB On another note, as you may already know I work with an embedded "C" compiler called C32 which works with and IDE called MPLAB from Microchip. Can whatever I do in Borland C++ be ported to VC++? In other words if I use BorlanC++ can I use commands like " TextOut (.) " and then port it to VC++ ?
#Que es borland c windows
Do both packages work with the same windows graphics library? Can someone explain to me what the difference is between Borland C++ and VC++? I am a little confused about the differences between compilers.
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