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From: cwhitley@mole.gnu.ai.mit.edu (Cecil H. Whitley)
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Subject: Re: reference counting vs. scanning GC
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Date: 24 Apr 91 22:30:55 GMT
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Subject: Re: Turbo Questions (Turbo Vision, Objects, Etc)
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Hi,
tc++ (now named borland c++) doesn't have turbo-vision yet.  It does 
however have an external program that does some of what tv does.
It also doesn't have unit files it has somethingg better!  It uses .obj 
files which are pre-compiled sources from which you can use either
some or all functions/sub-routines.  It also has vroom
(virtual run-time object oriented memory management) borland's 
overlay manager.  You will find it to be more flexible than
turbo pascal, esp for large programs with a lot of data.
Cecil