Is there a way to access Borland output in VC++, for method calls and other stuff?
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Is there a way to access Borland output in VC++, for method calls and other stuff?
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My info may be (way) outdated, but what I had to before was to make sure that Borland output a COFF format OBJ or LIB file to link with VC.
The other option is to have Borland output a DLL, and then use that from VC++. Name mangling and calling conventions may cause a pain. I honestly haven’t used a Borland compiler in half a decade(even though I used to work there, a decade and half ago), so I’m not sure if a LIB for a Borland compiled DLL will link nicely with VC++.
If all else fails, compile a DLL with the Borland compiler, use Dumpbin to find the exports, then LoadLibrary and GetProcAddress to get the function pointers.