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Borland C++ version issues...
Hi!
I am just starting to learn C++, and recently bought the Borland C++ compiler (5.02)
At school, we have an earlier version of Borland (I think 3. something) which, when you compile and run a program, it executes it in a windows envireonment, and does not close the window when the program is done running. It simply says it's "inactive."
Now that I have 5.02 at home, I wrote a simple program to try it out, and the Borland 5.02 I have at home opens the program in a DOS window and closes it out immediately after it is done running. I can't even see the message I wrote to myself!
So what is going on?
I am just starting to learn C++, and recently bought the Borland C++ compiler (5.02)
At school, we have an earlier version of Borland (I think 3. something) which, when you compile and run a program, it executes it in a windows envireonment, and does not close the window when the program is done running. It simply says it's "inactive."
Now that I have 5.02 at home, I wrote a simple program to try it out, and the Borland 5.02 I have at home opens the program in a DOS window and closes it out immediately after it is done running. I can't even see the message I wrote to myself!
So what is going on?
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Alternativly; set a breakpoint at the return statement in main
For get such effect, as in 3.1, you
must use EastWin mode to you
project(i think, you use console Apps).
In View|Project set mouse to you exe, press right button,chouse
TargetExpert and from Table
TargetType chose EasyWin[.exe]
must use EastWin mode to you
project(i think, you use console Apps).
In View|Project set mouse to you exe, press right button,chouse
TargetExpert and from Table
TargetType chose EasyWin[.exe]