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From: barryf@aix01.aix.rpi.edu (Barry B. Floyd)
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Subject: Re: BC++ protected mode under Win3/enhanced
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Date: 15 Mar 91 15:10:01 GMT
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mwick@.com (Mark Wick) writes:

>In article <1356@ncis.tis.llnl.gov> paik@lance.tis.llnl.gov (Yunki Paik) writes:
>>>
>>>Is it possible to run the protected mode Borland C++ 2.0 compiler
>>>under Windows3 in enhanced mode?
>>>
>>
>>Straight from the horse's mouth (Borland tech support):  No.
>>
>>I asked them the same question. Run Windows in real mode.
>>

>Wouldn't you rather run it in standard mode?  I thought that the only
>limitation imposed was against enhanced mode.  Running it in real mode
>means you could do little else...


>Mark
 
Is the BC++ 2.0 compiler exclusively a protected mode application, or is
that an option? If I were to purchase BC++ 2.0 and given that I run Win 3.0
in enhanced mode would I be able to compile code using BC++ 2.0, without
exiting Win 3.0 (enhanced mode) and running Win 3.0 in standard/real mode?
(I have a 386, of course, and would like to remain in enhanced mode).  
 
barry


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