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From: ferdie@coyote.datalog.com (fred jarvis)
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Subject: Re: TC++, TC++ Pro and Borland C++
Keywords: C Borland C++
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Date: 7 Jun 91 00:25:28 GMT
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gordon@osiris.cso.uiuc.edu (John Gordon) writes:
> rbr@bonnie.ATT.COM (228-4197,ATTT) writes:
> >I stopped by a local computer store last Sunday and they had the
> >following packages:
> >Turbo C++ for ~ $80
> >Turbo C++ Professional for a few more $$.
> >Borland C++ for $300 more.
> 
> 	TC++: C/C++ Compiler, fairly good build-in debugger.
> 
> 	TC++ Pro: C/C++ Compiler, Excellent Debugger, Assembler, Profiler.
> 
> 	BC++: All of TC++ Pro plus Windows programming ability. 

TC++ Pro is no longer a current product. TC++ is probably not, either,
having been replaced by TC++, 2nd Edition (TC++ vsn 1.01).
TC++ Pro is I think equivalent to TC++, 2nd Edition, plus
"Turbo Debugger & Tools 2.0".  I'd call Borland (1-800-331-0877)
to make sure you're not buying older versions.