About C++ builder project file configuration
Asked 1 years ago, Updated 1 years ago, 43 viewsCurrently, I would like to build a project file created in Borland C++ Builder 6 about 15 years ago by transferring the source code to the recent Embarcadero C++ Builder 10.3 Community.
However, I still have a lot of errors, so I'm thinking of doing a lot of things from now on.
As I have not used IDE such as C++ Builder very much, I have many questions and questions.
Looking at the project files handed over to you
·Debug.cpp
·DevInfo.cpp
·Main.cpp
·ServerSetup.cpp
·Trace.cpp
I noticed that these five types of cpp files and their associated h and dfm files.
Should I simply assume that a project with five form screens belongs to this project, like when Unit.cpp was created when creating a form project from Cpp Builder?
Please let me know.
2 Answers
I haven't touched the C++ Builder much, so I may have removed it, but
1 form in 3 files of the same name
dfm, cpp, and h
I think it is one unit with two files of the same name, cpp and h.
The drc file is translated data when configuring multilingual settings
I think bpr will be a project file.
(However, C++ Builder has the impression that there are many problems when migrating a project, so I think it would be better to migrate by adding the above files to a new project.)
For Borland C++ Builder 6 to C++ Builder 10.3 Community, I think the handling of string has changed.
I think we used AnsiString in Builder 6, but UnicodeString is the default in Builder 10.3.
Compilation errors may occur around here.
If you have any answers or tips
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