Borland C++

Borland C++ definition - computer

An ANSI C and C++ compiler from Borland for DOS and Windows applications. It is Turbo C-compatible and its debugger supports Windows programs written in Microsoft C. It includes application frameworks for Windows (ObjectWindows) and DOS (Turbo Vision). Borland C++ for OS/2 is also available. Although still in use, Borland C++ was succeeded by C++Builder in 1997. See C++Builder.



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