So there is no importer for moving projects from Borland C++ to Xcode,
so your next option is to pick the proper template to use and just drag
the sources in.
It sounds like you are building command line tools (no GUI), so the C++
Tool or Standard Tool project templates would be good to start with.
Scott
On Aug 25, 2004, at 6:41 PM, Nico Christie wrote:
Hello, this is my first post! So hi to everyone!
I have just aquired XTools and I wanted to know what options (if any) I
should choose when creating a new proyect so that I can use code
allready
written, but for Borland's C++ for Windows. I wrote some programs for
University
and I would like to keep developing them on my Mac, but keeping them
useful
when transfering to PC again, at University. The thing is we use PC
there,
and I have a Mac (obviuslly, I know), so I would need to be able to
write
code that is compilable on both platforms.
A few problems I'm having is with functions, such as 'getch()' and the
conio.h
library. I don't know if they can be added, where?
Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thanks a lot!
Nik
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