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Borland C++

Name	Borland C++
Version	5.02 (1997)
Vendor	Borland
Author
Licence	Commercial
WWW

Borland C++ is an integrated development environment for C/C++ originally available for DOS and Windows.

History

After the success of Turbo C++ Borland released a product for professional C/C++ software development. By version 3.0 (1991) also the development of Windows applications was supported. Next version 3.1 brought a new Windows-based IDE and introduced the application frameworks Object Windows Library (OWL 1.0) and Turbo Vision 1.0.

In early 1993 Borland C++ for OS/2 was released for OS/2 2.0.

Versions

Borland C++

2.0 (1991)
3.0 (1991)
3.1 (1992)
4.0 (1993)
- 4.02 (1994)
4.5 (1995)
- 4.51
- 4.52 - Windows 95 support, OWL 2.5
- 4.53
5.0 (1996-03-26)
- 5.01 (1996-09-03) - included 32-bit MFC support
- 5.02 (1997-04-04)
5.5 (1999) - command-line compiler without IDE from Borland C++ Builder

Borland C++ Development Suite

5.0 (1996-03-26)
5.01 (1996-09-03)

Borland C++ Development Suite with Design Tools

5.0 (1996-06-25)
5.01 (1996-09-03)

Embarcadero C++ Compiler (BCC32C)

Publications

Kaare Christian: Borland C++ Techniques & Utilities - Ziff Davis Press, ISBN 1-56276-054-8
Chris H. Pappas; William H. Murray III: Borland C++ Handbook - Osborne McGraw-Hill, ISBN 0-07-881872-9
Paul Perry; Namir Shammas; Lee Atkinson; Ray Atkinson: Using Borland C++ 4, Special Edition - Que 1994, ISBN 1-56529-304-5
William H. Murray III; Chris H. Pappas: Borland C++ In Depth - Osborne McGraw-Hill, ISBN 0-07-882216-5

Links

Borland C++ for Windows Version 4.0 (1993)

Borland ObjectWindows for C++ Version 2.0 Programmers Guide PDF
Borland ObjectWindows for C++ Version 2.0 Reference Guide PDF

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+'''Borland C++''' is an integrated development environment for C/C++ originally available for [[DOS]] and Windows.
+==History==
+After the success of [[Turbo C++]] Borland released a product for professional C/C++ software development. By version 3.0 (1991) also the development of Windows applications was supported. Next version 3.1 brought a new Windows-based IDE and introduced the application frameworks [[Object Windows Library]] (OWL 1.0) and [[Turbo Vision]] 1.0.
+In early 1993 [[Borland C++ for OS/2]] was released for OS/2 2.0.
+==Versions==
+''Borland C++''
+*2.0 (1991)
+*3.0 (1991)
+*3.1 (1992)
+*4.0 (1993)
+**4.02 (1994)
+*4.5 (1995)
+**4.51
+**4.52 - Windows 95 support, OWL 2.5
+**4.53
+*5.0 (1996-03-26)
+**5.01 (1996-09-03) - included 32-bit MFC support
+**5.02 (1997-04-04)
+*5.5 (1999) - command-line compiler without IDE from [[Borland C++ Builder]]
+''Borland C++ Development Suite''
+* 5.0 (1996-03-26)
+* 5.01 (1996-09-03)
+''Borland C++ Development Suite with Design Tools''
+* 5.0 (1996-06-25)
+* 5.01 (1996-09-03)
+*Embarcadero C++ Compiler (BCC32C)
+==Publications==
+*Kaare Christian: ''Borland C++ Techniques & Utilities'' - Ziff Davis Press, ISBN 1-56276-054-8
+*Chris H. Pappas; William H. Murray III: ''Borland C++ Handbook'' - Osborne McGraw-Hill, ISBN 0-07-881872-9
+*Paul Perry; Namir Shammas; Lee Atkinson; Ray Atkinson: ''Using Borland C++ 4, Special Edition'' - Que 1994, ISBN 1-56529-304-5
+*William H. Murray III; Chris H. Pappas: ''Borland C++ In Depth'' - Osborne McGraw-Hill, ISBN 0-07-882216-5
+==Links==
+;Borland C++ for Windows Version 4.0 (1993)
+*Borland ObjectWindows for C++ Version 2.0 Programmers Guide [http://bitsavers.org/pdf/borland/borland_C++/Borland_ObjectWindows_for_C++_Version_2.0_Programmers_Guide_Oct93.pdf PDF]
+*Borland ObjectWindows for C++ Version 2.0 Reference Guide [http://bitsavers.org/pdf/borland/borland_C++/Borland_ObjectWindows_for_C++_Version_2.0_Reference_Guide_Sep93.pdf PDF]
+[[Category:C++ Development Environment]]