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I need to port some C++ code that was built using Borland C++ Builder 5.5 to the latest Builder that Embarcadero has come up with. The original code was built for Windows NT. Now the new platform is Windows 7. What are the things that I need to be aware of? Probably the two migrations are independent of each other, but anyone has experience with this?
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I need to port some C++ code that was built using Borland C++ Builder 5.5 to the latest Builder that Embarcadero has come up with. The original code was built for Windows NT. Now the new platform is Windows 7. What are the things that I need to be aware of? Probably the two migrations are independent of each other, but anyone has experience with this?

Moving from Borland C++ Builder to Embarcadero

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