PF> When I said "multiple targets",  I did not mean more than 
PF> one platform. I meant that the Borland IDE seemed to think 
PF> that a "project" only created one thing (an EXE or DLL for 
PF> example),  when in reality a project could have dozens of 
PF> targets (an EXE,  many dll's,  an *.INF file, an *.HLP 
PF> file, etc, etc).

Sorry, I didn't read your message closely enough. I just read the
programmers manual for v 1.5. I reads as though you have to create a
DLL first as a single project. Then you can use it to create an EXE. in
a separate project. I really don't know. But you are right, it would be
foolish not to provide this ability.

BC++ 4.02 for DOS/Windows/et al. does seem to allow different targets
in the same project--at least dll's and exe's. I seem to be able to
change the target for each file to be compiled, but I haven't used it,
just set it up.

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