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  1. Sep 28th, 2001, 07:21 AM #1
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    Talking Borland C++

    Hello everyone!
    I have a question about Borland C++ 4.02.
    Will it install & work under Windows NT (4.0 & 2000)?
    Or should I use M$ Visual C++ 6.0?
    It is for (learning and) programming Sockets under Windows & Unix.
    Thnx
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  2. Sep 28th, 2001, 11:19 AM #2
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    It should work under NT.
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    thnx...
    but i don't think that NT will allow me to access the hardware directly (not in connection with sockets).
    i am also using assembly in my c++ programs to access the hd & ram & bios & the video card.
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    Well i said it would works, but what you program with it is another story, right.
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    It doesn't matter if you coded it directly up using a hex editor. Under NT you cannot get direct hardware access unless you've written a device driver.
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