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trevorh
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Monday 15 November 2004 7:20:41 pm |
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Programming MVI56-ADM
Hi,
I see in the developers guide that recommended compliers are "Borland C++ v3.1" and "Borland C++ V5.03". I have access to "Borland C++ Builder 6" (as well as versions 3 and 4 of C++ Builder), can this be used to compile modules for the MVi56-ADM? If not, where can I get either of the two recommend compliers? I'm unable to find a retailer that stocks them... Failing that, what are the alternatives?
ps. I have tried several free C/C++ compliers but have been able to get the sample application to compile (because it is Borland specific?).
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CH
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Tuesday 16 November 2004 7:11:55 am |
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RE:Programming MVI56-ADM
Trevorh,
The only versions supported are - Borland C++ V3.1 and V5.02. I've listed several places where you can obtain a copy.
http://store.yahoo.com/yhst-1569184714598/gc-dk-bcc.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI....2919087&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI....3722608&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI....4108158&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW
ProSoft Support Team
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trevorh
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Tuesday 16 November 2004 3:22:15 pm |
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RE:Programming MVI56-ADM
Thanks for your prompt reply.
I can't help feel a little incredulous at this. So can you please confirm absolutely for me: One of these two compilers is REQUIRED to compile code for the module, but they are NOT supplied with the module?
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CH
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Tuesday 16 November 2004 3:29:09 pm |
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RE:Programming MVI56-ADM
Tervorh,
We are working hard on getting compatibilty with other compilers, but we have no time frame as to when that will happen.
To answer your question; yes, one of the Borland C++ packages are required, and they are not included with any of our modules.
ProSoft Support Team
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Tuesday 16 November 2004 3:32:52 pm |
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RE:Programming MVI56-ADM
Yes, Trevor. That is confirmed. The information is correct, for now.
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Friday 19 November 2004 7:40:17 am |
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RE:Programming MVI56-ADM
Having to buy a seperate compiler is normal. When you buy a PC to develop on, you need to buy a compiler in order to develop code. Their module is simply a PC in a rack, so the idea is the same, I believe. Just my two cents.
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jsanders
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Wednesday 03 January 2007 4:20:37 pm |
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RE:Programming MVI56-ADM
ProSoft now offers libraries for the Digital Mars compiler as well as the existing ones for Borland C++ version 5.02. The Digital Mars compiler is freeware available from the web. The libraries are available through ProSoft Technical Support at 661-716-5100 or send requests to:
Support@psft.com
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