On Wed 2009-08-12 14:26:23 UTC-0700, Rob Thomas ([email protected]) wrote:
> I got a copy of Borland C++ Builder 6 last year from Goodwill. It was > in a ratty box without instructions, just a quick start for > installation. All I need to get started, is to learn to generate an > exe file and save to an HDD directory. > > I have code I wrote many many years ago, and compiled it using Borland > C++ (4.5 I think) from a command line. I want to update it, using the > much more flexible Builder 6. My code gens without error to an obj > file using Builder 6. If it's a console program, you need to create a project to generate a console application: http://www.onecore.net/borland-c-builder-console-application.htm Then you can import (or paste) your code into the project. You can still compile from the command line using BCB 6, using bcc32.exe, the same as you would if you were using the free 5.5 command line compiler. From memory, you need to ensure bcc32.cfg and ilink.cfg are set correctly: http://apurvaslair.50g.com/cpp/compilers/borland.html
