RE: [Dev-C++] [off] Does anybody here work with BorlandC++Builder 5 or 6?

[<Mat...@Ve...>]

Who's to say that DB programming isn't the most high and respectable career?

Oh wait, I am, I'm one of those evil UNIX troglodytes that hasn't graduated
from the Flat File Institute of Technology!

;-),
Matt

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Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] [off] Does anybody here work with
BorlandC++Builder 5 or 6?


I think I had version 5, and it was really strange... it's built like
the most high and respectable career is database programming.


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