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Kenneth de Camargo
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PostPosted: Wed May 12, 2004 2:45 pm    Post subject: Using BC++ IDE? Reply with quote



I was just wondering about a thing:

Would it be possible to install the old BC++ 5 IDE and get it to use
C++Builder's command line tools for building, project management, etc?

Has anyone tried that out? Any hints/pitfalls/traps I should be aware
of?

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Sebastian Ledesma
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PostPosted: Wed May 12, 2004 4:22 pm    Post subject: Re: Using BC++ IDE? Reply with quote



Yes, it's done, is called Tools5.5.
Tools5.5 uses the addon interface in BC5.0x to integrate the command line
tools of the free BCC5.5 seamsly
(it's well spelled?). You can donwload the last version at www.jogy.net .
There are others addon's for BC5.0x like JideTool ( www.jogy.net ), smargret
([url]www.solidynepro.com/sebas)[/url], enderAddon (cant find current site),
appExpert5.5 (wich includes several code generator, even a more usefull
'new module' that included in CBX: [url]www.solidynepro.com/sebas)[/url], CTC testwell
([url]www.testwell.fi)[/url], etc.


Saludos
Sebastian

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I was just wondering about a thing:

Would it be possible to install the old BC++ 5 IDE and get it to use
C++Builder's command line tools for building, project management, etc?

Has anyone tried that out? Any hints/pitfalls/traps I should be aware
of?

--
Ken
http://planeta.terra.com.br/educacao/kencamargo/
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Kenneth de Camargo
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PostPosted: Mon May 17, 2004 11:43 pm    Post subject: Re: Using BC++ IDE? Reply with quote



Hola Sebastian,

Muchas gracias!
Now one more thing: what would be a minimal setup for BC++ 5 to run
those? Can I simply copy the files off the run image on the CD?

Ken

Sebastian Ledesma wrote:

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Yes, it's done, is called Tools5.5.

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Sebastian Ledesma
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PostPosted: Tue May 18, 2004 2:33 pm    Post subject: Re: Using BC++ IDE? Reply with quote

Kennet:

I would prefer to run installer and un-check:
- DOS support (since BCC5.5 only generates Win32 code),
- MFC support
- Source code and examples

Saludos
Sebastian

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Hola Sebastian,

Muchas gracias!
Now one more thing: what would be a minimal setup for BC++ 5 to run
those? Can I simply copy the files off the run image on the CD?

Ken

Sebastian Ledesma wrote:

Yes, it's done, is called Tools5.5.

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