Porting from Visual Studio to Borland Command Line Compiler

[kikotores]

I am going back home for the summer but I have this big project to
submit for one of my classes. It is written in Visual C++ 7.0 . Hoever
the only C++ compiler I have at home is the free Borland Command line
compiler (bcc32). I tried compiling my project with it but I got a
bunch of nasty messages such as vector include file not found and stuff
like that. I change the include directive to <vector.h> , <map.h> and
so on but it still did not work.
The compiler did not let me use inline on some places and other weird
stuff.

Can someone please tell how to deal with some of the porting features
that I have?

Thanks a lot

kt

[Shiva]

ki*******@yahoo .com wrote:

I am going back home for the summer but I have this big project to
submit for one of my classes. It is written in Visual C++ 7.0 . Hoever
the only C++ compiler I have at home is the free Borland Command line
compiler (bcc32). I

You can download the VC++ 2003 compiler free from
http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/vctoolkit2003/

This doesn't include the IDE. But you can download a debugger
(windbg) free from

http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/devtoo...ebugstart.mspx

tried compiling my project with it but I got a
bunch of nasty messages such as vector include file not found and
stuff like that. I change the include directive to <vector.h> ,
<map.h> and so on but it still did not work.
The compiler did not let me use inline on some places and other weird
stuff.

Can someone please tell how to deal with some of the porting features
that I have?

Thanks a lot

kt

[Peter Gordon]

ki*******@yahoo .com wrote in news:1116320126 .241723.199680
@f14g2000cwb.go oglegroups.com:

I am going back home for the summer but I have this big project to
submit for one of my classes. It is written in Visual C++ 7.0 . Hoever
the only C++ compiler I have at home is the free Borland Command line
compiler (bcc32). I tried compiling my project with it but I got a
bunch of nasty messages such as vector include file not found and stuff like that. I change the include directive to <vector.h> , <map.h> and
so on but it still did not work.
The compiler did not let me use inline on some places and other weird
stuff.

Can someone please tell how to deal with some of the porting features
that I have?

Thanks a lot

kt

Your compiler is not seeing yor include folder
and probably your Lib folder.
In Borland\Bin create a file called
bcc32.cfg and put the paths to these files
in it. The contents of my file are:

-IC:\Borland\BCC 55\Include\
-LC:\Borland\BCC 55\Lib\

Read the documentation which comes with the free
compiler. Other options can also be placed in this file.