Borland C++ and SDL.

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3 comments, last by TheGuy 21 years, 3 months ago
I was just wondering if one can use SDL with Borland C++? I've been reading the documentation, and it doesn't seem to say anything about BCC. [edited by - TheGuy on December 28, 2002 1:59:47 PM]
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Yes, you can use SDL with Borland C++
The latest version of SDL (SDL version 1.2.5 (stable) ) comes with precompiled libraries for the Borland compilers. Just look for a "Borland.zip" in the package''s directiry.
baumep
It would certainly make sense to look there, wouldn't it.

Thanks alot

If you don't mind one more question, do you know how to compile SDL programs? I tried... (using the free command line compiler)


bcc32 -c sdltest.cpp

ilink32 sdltest.obj sdl.lib sdlmain.lib


The program crashes though... (I'm currently looking for a debugger to use with BCC 5.5, actually, I'm looking for a debugger period... a free one.)

I put the .lib files into borlands \lib directory, and I have sdl.dll in the windows\system directory.

[edited by - TheGuy on December 28, 2002 2:00:29 PM]
There''s a free debugger available on Borland''s site.
baumep
Well, I'll be...

I looked all over the site for a free debugger, all I found was, Turbo C 2, Turbo C++ 1, and Borland C++ 5.5

Anyway, thanks alot, I really appreciate it.

[edited by - TheGuy on December 28, 2002 2:03:27 PM]

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