Subj : Re: CodeGaurd
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Mohsen
Date : Wed Jul 13 2005 09:37 am


>I don't think so - it was included in some versions of the product and
>not in others.  My "Development Suite with Design Tools" included
>CodeGuard, and I think the plain "Development Suite" is the same thing
>without Together C++, but I do not know about other versions. You
>might try ebay or some other used software site to see if you can pick
>one up.
>
>Another alternative if you have BCB5 and want to tinker would be to
>download the command line compiler 5.5 from Borland and use Tools5.5
>to integrate it into the Borland C++ IDE (I think this would also
>require OWLNExt if you use OWL).  If you do that you can use CodeGuard
>from BCB5 - lacking the checkbox in Target Expert, you should be able
>to just link in the CodeGuard lib file.  I have not tried this
>starting from a non-CodeGuard BC5, but starting with my version of
>BC5.02 I can tell you that the compiler5.5/Tools5.5/BCB5 CodeGuard
>combo does work.
>
> - Leo

I have an option with the name "Diagnostic" in target expert. 
But when I activate it, it issues 2 errors when linking. These
errors say that the linker cannot link to OWLDWF.LIB and
BIDSDF.LIB libraries. I wonder whether this option is somehow
CodeGaurd and how I can use it.

Many thanks

Mohsen

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