Declaring/Using a boolean/1-bit variable in C, C++

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dori

Declaring/Using a boolean/1-bit variable in C, C++

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Im using Borland C++(3.1 and Builder 5 compillers and couldnt find a way to work in either one and Im stufk with my GUI-stuck bad time)


so can you tell me the ways I could do it in Borland C++ and/or anything you know... GPP and the like


thanks
dori

Re:Declaring/Using a boolean/1-bit variable in C, C++

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oh yea, Im the same with soilwork.. this is just my old registred account
dori

Re:Declaring/Using a boolean/1-bit variable in C, C++

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funny thing that using the borland C++ builder compiller in command line it allows me to use bool, but the Borland C++ 3.1 compiller doesnt and when I rename the builder comp and put it in its place with the proper files, try to compile from the IDE I get the same error that I get with the Borland C++ 3.1 compiller(with 3.1 I get the same error with both command line and IDE)


is there a way to run BGI in windows so i can use the C++ Builder IDE???

thanks
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