Hi,   
      
   On 16 Nov 12 00:56, andrew clarke wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:   
     about: "Last minute commits":   
      
    WV>> I've build it for windows using Borland C++ Builder 6. I didn't use   
    WV>> any of the makefiles, I just put the needed .c files into a project,   
    WV>> and it build without a problem...   
      
    ac> Good to hear. :) For most of the build targets there is nothing special in   
    ac> the makefiles.   
      
    ac> Despite their age I still use BCB 6 & Delphi 7 for writing Windows   
   programs   
    ac> occasionally. It's awesome for quickly building GUI apps and not bad for   
    ac> debugging text programs either.   
      
   BCB6 was/is one of the fastest compilers in the series, and it's much simpler   
   then the current XE ones, that's why I still prefer it for the smaller and   
   text projects. When I'm doing more complex windows programs I take the latest   
   Embarcadero version...   
      
   I've never used Delphi.   
      
    ac> (For text apps, to stop the console window from immediately closing   
    ac> when the program exits I call atexit() and point it to a function that   
    ac> calls getchar(). Also useful for other IDEs.)   
      
   I do something similar, I put:   
      
   #ifdef _DEBUG   
     printf("\n[Press any key to continue]\n");   
     getch();   
   #endif   
      
   At the end of main() ...   
      
   Bye, Wilfred.   
      
      
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