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Delphi Libraries into VC++ - is it possible??

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    Is it possible to include Delphi Libraries into VC++. Please anyone Help me is it possible. If yes, Please explain me in detail

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      Is it possible to include Delphi Libraries into VC++. Please anyone Help me is it possible. If yes, Please explain me in detail

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      AFAIK, no. Borland cooked up a few new keywords in their "C++ compiler" to be able to use their Object Pascal modules, but it's not portable. Also is the problem that Borland (as the only Win32 compiler vendor I'm aware of) still uses OMF (or whatever it was since Win16) while the rest of the world speaks (X)COFF.

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        Is it possible to include Delphi Libraries into VC++. Please anyone Help me is it possible. If yes, Please explain me in detail

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        If you are writing about the VCLs, VC++ cannot directly use them. The alternative is to creative an ActiveX control or component derived from the VCL or create a Win32 API DLL. Rich

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