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diff between borland c++/turbo c++?
Name: basicnerd Date: September 29, 2006 at 12:12:40 Pacific OS: dos/windows 3.1 CPU/Ram: 486dx2 Product: digital
Comment:
What are the differences between borland c++ 2.0 and turbo c++ 1.0? Which can make Windows applications?
Name: borelli35 Date: October 6, 2006 at 18:31:57 Pacific
Reply:
Basically the major differences between the 'Borland' versions and the 'Turbo' versions of their products is that the Turbo versions are meant for more small scale commercial use and the Borland versions are more along the lines of corporate/enterprise versions with more of the appropriate database/dataset and access objects as well as more system and networking objects added to it.
John W. Borelli IT Specialist Hawkeye Security borelli35
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