Subj : Re: Project Handed over.
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : "Kevin G. Rhoads" <Kevin.Rhoads@Dartmouth.edu>
Date : Wed Mar 10 2004 01:18 pm

BCB 3 (Borland C++ Builder version 3) shows up on eBay fairly often.

Having moved code from one compiler to another in the past, I'd
suggest you start by duplicating the original dev environment 
including tools &c.  As others have told you BC 4.5 (Borland C/C++
version 4.5x) is older than any BCB version.  Recent BCB versions
are (I think) 5.x and 6.x.  

So see if you can find BCB 3 somewhere.  Get the unmodified code
to compile and link -- and run properly -- using that.  Then 
AND ONLY THEN try to move it to a later version of BCB.

BC 4.5 is nice for developing 16 bit DOS and Win16 stuff, which
BCB doesn't do.  But it is totally unsuited for any use in
maintaining this code.

Good luck

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