Re: Using Borland C++ Builder

From: ptran <ptran_at_ecs.fullerton.edu>
Date: 1999/03/04
Message-ID: <7boblg$6da$1_at_news.fullerton.edu>#1/1


McMalo wrote in message <8HeD2.20803$F63.54414_at_newscene.newscene.com>...
>May you please tell me a little more about why you consider BCB
>better that VC++
>I am starting with C++, and planning to use BCB
>I am a database programmer, and somebody told me that BCB
>is far much easier than VC++ in this area. Even when it seems that
>VC++ is better for some other(exactly what and why?)
>Thanks a lot
>
>

    The name Visual C++ is a misnomer. BCB is more visual than M$'s visual hype. In BCB, database objects (TTable, TQuery, TDatabase, etc) can be dragged and dropped directly onto your form. All you have to do is link them together. Of course there is more work than this. The fact is, BCB's VCL has a better OO structure than MFC. You'll probably spend more time debugging message routings that designing your database with MFC. Received on Thu Mar 04 1999 - 00:00:00 CET

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