is it possible to compile IT++ with Borland C++ Builder 6,
I have compile IT++ with VC++, and it works but I have some problem with borland after converting the .dsp file in a .dpr project
it seems the "cmath" unit is not recognized so i replace it by "math.h"
So it passes this error but i have another one in "hyperg.cpp" with lgamma function (see below):
if( b > 0 )
{
temp = lgamma(b);
t += temp;
u += temp;
}
[C++ Error] hyperg.cpp(225): E2268 Call to undefined function 'lgamma'
Do u know an issue to this problem?
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No. As far as I know you are the first one to report having tried the Borland C++ Builder.
I am not surprised that it didn't work right away. It never does when you try out a new compiler.
If you can suggest changes that works for Borland C++ then we can try them out on GCC and VC++ and if they all swallow the code ve can check it in to CVS.
Otherwise you can post a message to the forum if you manage to find a work around. Probably other people are interested in how you did it.
However at the moment we can not support the Borland C++ Builder because we don't have it our self.
//Pl Frenger
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is it possible to compile IT++ with Borland C++ Builder 6,
I have compile IT++ with VC++, and it works but I have some problem with borland after converting the .dsp file in a .dpr project
it seems the "cmath" unit is not recognized so i replace it by "math.h"
So it passes this error but i have another one in "hyperg.cpp" with lgamma function (see below):
if( b > 0 )
{
temp = lgamma(b);
t += temp;
u += temp;
}
[C++ Error] hyperg.cpp(225): E2268 Call to undefined function 'lgamma'
Do u know an issue to this problem?
No. As far as I know you are the first one to report having tried the Borland C++ Builder.
I am not surprised that it didn't work right away. It never does when you try out a new compiler.
If you can suggest changes that works for Borland C++ then we can try them out on GCC and VC++ and if they all swallow the code ve can check it in to CVS.
Otherwise you can post a message to the forum if you manage to find a work around. Probably other people are interested in how you did it.
However at the moment we can not support the Borland C++ Builder because we don't have it our self.
//Pl Frenger