Hello, Gurus, I need your suggestion about VC and BCB.
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These days, our team will launch a new project. one of our team members suggested that we should use Borland's C++ builder to write the UI(because it's easier than VC), and Visual C++ to implement business logic code. I'am not sure whether this is a reasonable suggestion. I always think those two compilers will generate different C++ object layout in memory , so they can't work together. Want your ideas, very urgent. Plz :)
A Chinese VC++ programmer
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These days, our team will launch a new project. one of our team members suggested that we should use Borland's C++ builder to write the UI(because it's easier than VC), and Visual C++ to implement business logic code. I'am not sure whether this is a reasonable suggestion. I always think those two compilers will generate different C++ object layout in memory , so they can't work together. Want your ideas, very urgent. Plz :)
A Chinese VC++ programmer
I'll suggest you to use either VC++ or BC++. By mixing and matching, you'll welcome pain. And I don't think that UI designing is a real daunting task if you use MFC.
Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. - Cicero .·´¯`·->Rajesh<-·´¯`·. Codeproject.com: Visual C++ MVP
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I'll suggest you to use either VC++ or BC++. By mixing and matching, you'll welcome pain. And I don't think that UI designing is a real daunting task if you use MFC.
Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. - Cicero .·´¯`·->Rajesh<-·´¯`·. Codeproject.com: Visual C++ MVP
Thank you! :) Yes, I learned that different compilers will generate different binary even if they compile the same c++ class. So I object to mix IDE.
A Chinese VC++ programmer
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These days, our team will launch a new project. one of our team members suggested that we should use Borland's C++ builder to write the UI(because it's easier than VC), and Visual C++ to implement business logic code. I'am not sure whether this is a reasonable suggestion. I always think those two compilers will generate different C++ object layout in memory , so they can't work together. Want your ideas, very urgent. Plz :)
A Chinese VC++ programmer
You can get
structandclasslayouts to match by using the appropriate#pragmas, but I agree that picking one compiler is probably the best choice.Steve