Author: Eugene Nalimov
Date: 14:20:12 02/25/00
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On February 25, 2000 at 17:01:15, Heiko Mikala wrote: >Hi everybody! > >Great news for all programmers of freeware chess engines (and all the other >C/C++ programmers too): > >Borland just released the new version of it's C/C++ compiler for free download >from their web-site (www.borland.com)!!! It's only the command line tools and >the normal runtime-library and STL, no IDE included, no MFC or VCL library, but >nevertheless you get everything you need to build fullblown windows >applications. Are you sure you can build it without debugger? Eugene > And a Linux-version is said to follow too. > >This may not be the best news for GCC (which I've been using myself for a long >time some years ago), but I guess it's good news for all the rest of us. > >I'm just downloading it right now, so please wait with your own download for >10-20 minutes until my download is finished ;-) > >I'll try it on my own chess program and then I'll be able to compare the results >to those obtained with VC++ 6.0 and Watcom C++ 10.0a. Can't wait to see it. >Go!Zilla says 17 minutes left until the download is finished... > >Wow, after the release JBuilder Foundation (a free, fullblown, super-good IDE >for Java on Windows and Linux) this is the second big punch from Borland. I >start to fall in love with them again :) (have been buying and using >Turbo/Borland Pascal many years ago) > >Wow. > >Heiko.
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