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Can we "easily" (somehow) compile a C ++ Builder project in VisualStudio 2005 C ++. New in C ++, I'm looking for links in this question (CBuilder vs VS). Thank you

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Well, not quite. It is true that the "clean" parts of C ++ must compile, you have two very large tasks:

First, Borland made some proprietary extensions to C ++ to make them compatible with their Delphi products. I don’t remember that it’s not, but they can be a problem depending on what you do.

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Well, in the end, it's all C ++, so you can include your C ++ Builder files in the VS2005 solution and link the libraries. VS2005 is more likely to see MFC or .NET than all Turbo classes from C ++ Builder, no doubt. Importing resources can also be a problem.

Here I am also interested in other answers. We may have to follow the same path for our project.

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