Hi,
> There is a strong desire among the windows engineers
> to do away with MFC altogether, this will mean rewriting
> the tree widget & other things. I think being able to
> build with Borland C++ would be a Good Thing, but I'll
> let a NGLayout person jump in and make the call.
What I would like to know is whether DJGPP can do this as well, since it
too is open-source. Of course, the Borland compiler is free anyway...
Personally, I know very little about C++ (I'm a Java person at heart),
but this idea just makes sense to me. What is the point of having
cross-platform, open-source software that is so dependent on MFC and
that requires Visual C++ to compile?
Cheers,
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