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QuestionHow can I map a drive programmatically Pin
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Migs18-Nov-01 17:14
Migs18-Nov-01 17:14 
Flubby: It depends on what you're doing.

If you're ok with depending on MFC, then VC is, of course, better. But for straight API programming I find BC's code better, much better. (except for multithreaded apps where there is a problem with the memory allocation libraries and you've gotta work extra)


Too bad Borland is no longer providing support for BC and I'm forced to consider moving to VC: VC's resource editor sucks big time and precompiled header handling is also very bad.

And what's with this stupid message "file XXX.cpp has changed.. do you want to recompile?"

you feel like answering "Nooooo.. just ignore the 50,000 extra lines I've just typed.. OF COURSE I want you, a compiler, to compile!.. haven't I payed for that???"

What VC does kick BC's ass is in project-file handling: In BC, sending a project to someone else is sh*tty because the project files keep references to your computer's paths.. while in VC, the paths are relative.

MAN! I wish Borland would keep enhancing BC.. but, too bad: I'll probably have to cope with VC's creepy auto-generated code.


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