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PF> JdBP> Borland. No cross-platform compatibility. No support for 16-bit
PF>I'd change "compatibility" to "support"; I think all of
>these compilers are very "cross platform compatible", they
>just may not support the other platform themselves. Ie:
>there's no reason why you couldn't be using Cset++ for the
>OS/2 version of your program and Borland 3.1 for the dos
>version, from the same source. The dos/os2 and 16/32 bit
>differences may well be greater than the cset/bc
>differences -- this is even true for Watcom.
Especially when you consider programs like Guidelines 2.1A in the
cross-platform creation.
(Gee Pete, are we going to compete for most posts here or what? )
Michael Douglass
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