Well, I guess you could but the problem would be that it finds the executables but the options will be totally wrong, because bcc32 has other options.
So writing code and compiling it in a very simple (not optimized, strip, etc...) way *could* work, but it will be a real pain and definitly no fun.. :-)
And what's the use of an IDE if it doesn't make my work somewhat easier?
Bye
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Can I replace GCC carried with Dev-C++ by Borland's C++ compiler?
If I can, how should I do it?
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Well, I guess you could but the problem would be that it finds the executables but the options will be totally wrong, because bcc32 has other options.
So writing code and compiling it in a very simple (not optimized, strip, etc...) way *could* work, but it will be a real pain and definitly no fun.. :-)
And what's the use of an IDE if it doesn't make my work somewhat easier?
Bye