Appendix D. Compiling C++ Programs and DLLs with GCC and BCC32
UnderC is designed to make beginning C++ programming easier, but in order to master C++, you have to learn the serious tools of the trade. This appendix gives details on how to use two well-known freely available compilers, the GNU C++ compiler (GCC) and the Borland Free C++ compiler (BCC32), which is essentially the engine that powers Borland's C++ Builder. None of the free compilers includes an integrated development environment (IDE), so the C++ by Example Website carries a version of Quincy 2000 (home.mweb.co.za/sd/sdonovan/ccbx.htm), by Al Stevens, that recognizes either GCC or BCC32 and allows you to set up projects. I've modified this IDE to work with UnderC as well, so you ...
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