From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of i2phd Sent: Monday, July 28, 2008 9:30 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [soft_radio] Re: Compiler used with Winrad.
Cecil, the compiler I use is the CodeGear Rad Studio 5, which is downloadable in trial form from the Borland site. Winrad went to the life with the C++Builder 6 compiler, and when porting it to the Code Gear, the changes were minimal, just to comply with the more strict observance of this latter to the C++ standards. I see just one problem, though, in using the C++Builder V6. Winrad makes use of a library of VCL components, written by me, which I use in many other programs (Spectran, Jason, SDRadio, Argo, etc.) and which will be distributed only in object form. Practically, it is a BPL library, which you will add to those already used by the compiler. This BPL library has been compiled with the Code Gear, and frankly I don't know whether it will work with the older C++Builder. You mention also the CBuilder 2007 Express Edition. As far as I know, it should be the C++ part of the Code Gear (which also has a Delphi compiler), so probably you won't have problems with it. But I can't swore on it. 73 Alberto I2PHD [Cecil Bayona] Hopefully it won't be too hard to make it run with a newer version, the trial version only runs for 30 days, a are they proud of their software, it must be so because they ask so much for it. [Cecil Bayona] Cecil k5nwa <http://www.softrockradio.org> www.softrockradio.org <http://www.smallcpu.org> www.smallcpu.org <http://www.qrpradio.org> www.qrpradio.org "Blessed are the cracked for they shall let the light in."
