Borland C++ BuilderX help

Problems building or running the engine, queries about how to use features etc.
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Borland C++ BuilderX help

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i am a newbie and cant figure out how to set a project to multithreaded dll in Borland C++ BuilderX. sorry about bugging you guys.
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Post by Robomaniac »

Big red text won't get your question answered any quicker.

and i don't use borland so i can't help you, but there should be a squib about it somewhere here on the forusm (i remember something like this, or makby it was irrlicht, hmm) anyways, Borland isn't an official compiler afaik, so your best chance would be to search the forums.
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Post by haffax »

Would you mind editing your post to use a less distracting font size and colour? I'm so bedazzled by it, that I can't concentrate on answering you. ;)
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Post by monster »

Couple of things;
1) Don't type stuff in big red letters, that's really not encouraging people to help you.
2) Borland C++ Builder isn't one of the (many) supported compilers so I don't know if anyone will be able to help you.
3) Both this forum and "the internet" have search functionality, try them.
4) If you're a newbie you'll get started a lot quicker using one of the supported development environments.

[edit]Damn. Must learn to type quicker![/edit]
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Post by Whitebear »

I don't use BuilderX, but in C++Builder v6.0 that was like the following:
File>New>Other...>DLL Wizard. In the DLL wizard check "multi-threaded". That's all.

The big red letters encouraged me to reply. :D
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