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From: jdb@reef.cis.ufl.edu (Brian K. W. Hook)
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Subject: Re: Programming Windows 3 applications
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Date: 1 Feb 91 13:39:27 GMT
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In article <11258@jpl-devvax.JPL.NASA.GOV> brad@huey.Jpl.Nasa.GOV writes:

>Borland is supposed to be releasing Turbo C++ for Windows in mid-
>February.  This includes a debugger, libraries, the works!  No
>Microsoft software needed *at all*!  No SDK no C 5.1 no Zortech.
>This is good news for an area that needs some good competition.

Where did you get this information?  I have heard of a pending release of
Turbo C++ for Windows and Turbo Pascal for Windows, but does anyone know
how much they are going to cost?  Are you SURE it is February?  It 
seemed to me they said "first half" of 91.  I am about to buy a GUI
toolkit for a project I am working on, but hell, the only reason I
haven't gone with Windows is because  of the cost and the fact that I 
need to use MSC (blech).

Also, does Turbo C++ debugger support one monitor operation or do I still
need another one (Windows version, that is).

Brian