At 11:08 AM 5/6/99 -0400, you wrote: >Yes, we've all heard this before. Everything and anything from Microsoft >is inferior. This is a view commonly held by many MS bashers who have >never had to do any serious development, and deliver real product. Hmm.. I hold this view and I've done quite a bit of serious development and delivered real product (not to mention being an MCP). Their compiler _is_ inferior. However, their IDE, customer support and documentation goes from average to excellent. (Also, they have great marketing) >Why is it then that virtually all Windows products are Microsoft Foundation >Class based and built using Microsoft Visual C++? Mainly because of inertia, good documentation and availablility. Where is Borland (et al)'s equivalent to MSDN?
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