Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
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Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
Many thanks for the info.
Its a new version:
Embarcadero C++ 7.20 for Win32 Copyright (c) 2012-2016 Embarcadero Technologies, Inc.
If you all agree, I believe we should use it from now on
Its a new version:
Embarcadero C++ 7.20 for Win32 Copyright (c) 2012-2016 Embarcadero Technologies, Inc.
If you all agree, I believe we should use it from now on
Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
+1Antonio Linares wrote: If you all agree, I believe we should use it from now on
Regards, Greetings
Try FWH. You will enjoy it's simplicity and power.!
Try FWH. You will enjoy it's simplicity and power.!
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Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
We will publish FWH 16.06 first
then we will migrate to BCC 7.20
then we will migrate to BCC 7.20
Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
I just read the specs on this product, it looks to me that the free version is 32 bit only.
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Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
Robb,
Yes, it seems so
Yes, it seems so
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Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
Hi friends,
It is not so easy, this compiler is very diferente from old bcc's and compile harbour require some deeper changes in core code.
I'm moving to mingw, harbour is working perfect with it and mingw is free / open source / well maintained.
Regards,
Toninho.
It is not so easy, this compiler is very diferente from old bcc's and compile harbour require some deeper changes in core code.
I'm moving to mingw, harbour is working perfect with it and mingw is free / open source / well maintained.
Regards,
Toninho.
Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
Good luck to you !
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Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
I'm using BCC 7.20 and found no difference with older versions.toninhofwi wrote:Hi friends,
It is not so easy, this compiler is very diferente from old bcc's and compile harbour require some deeper changes in core code.
I'm moving to mingw, harbour is working perfect with it and mingw is free / open source / well maintained.
Regards,
Toninho.
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Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
Hi
I'm using BCC72-32bit from xHarbour whoxxx.com site work fine.
I'm using BCC72-32bit from xHarbour whoxxx.com site work fine.
Regards,
Richard
Harbour 3.2.0dev (r1904111533)/xHarbour 1.2.3 Intl. (SimpLex) (Build 20180818) => Borland C++ v7.4
xHarbour 0.99.71 (SimpLex) => Borland C++ v5.5
MySQL v5.7 /ADS v12
Harbour 3.2.0dev (r1603181642) => Borland C++ v7.4 64bit
Richard
Harbour 3.2.0dev (r1904111533)/xHarbour 1.2.3 Intl. (SimpLex) (Build 20180818) => Borland C++ v7.4
xHarbour 0.99.71 (SimpLex) => Borland C++ v5.5
MySQL v5.7 /ADS v12
Harbour 3.2.0dev (r1603181642) => Borland C++ v7.4 64bit
Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
Now exists two 32-Bit-Compilers:
1. The bcc32 as in earlier versions
2. The BCC32c is a clang-based compiler (also the 64-Bit-Compiler). For this compiler all the libs from Harbour and FW must recompiled.
1. The bcc32 as in earlier versions
2. The BCC32c is a clang-based compiler (also the 64-Bit-Compiler). For this compiler all the libs from Harbour and FW must recompiled.
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Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
This is the problem: bcc32 is ended, and only clang-based is available.byte-one wrote:Now exists two 32-Bit-Compilers:
1. The bcc32 as in earlier versions
2. The BCC32c is a clang-based compiler (also the 64-Bit-Compiler).
For this compiler all the libs from Harbour and FW must recompiled.
I'm testing gcc by now and fwh is working fine with it.
Regards.
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Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
I'm trying the new CLANG based BCC 7.2. First problem: it seems not complete. As an example, the command
bcc32c -h -O reports, among the other options:
But using it I get
So at least the docs is not updated. Is there an updated command line docs somewhere?
Anyway, I made some very early tests and at least it seems faster in compiling than the old 7.2.
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bcc32c -h -O reports, among the other options:
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-OS Enable Pentium instruction scheduling
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Warning: option '-OS' is not supported in Clang-based compiler.
Anyway, I made some very early tests and at least it seems faster in compiling than the old 7.2.
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Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
Another problem. In some include files there is
but xtgmath.h is missing.
For me this compiler is not yet usable.
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#include <xtgmath.h>
For me this compiler is not yet usable.
EMG
Re: Embarcadero Releases Free C++ Compiler for Windows
Enrico , xtgmath.h file in C:\BCC101\include\dinkumware64Enrico Maria Giordano wrote:Another problem. In some include files there is
but xtgmath.h is missing.Code: Select all
#include <xtgmath.h>
For me this compiler is not yet usable.
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the command line that appears here works well for me :
http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewt ... 42#p192491