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I need Microsoft C++ 7.0 , however it will not be "Visual C".
It must be DOS Version. Could you send me if you have it
or please make me aware of where I can find.
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Microsoft C/C++ 7.0
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I need Microsoft C++ 7.0 , however it will not be "Visual C".
It must be DOS Version. Could you send me if you have it
or please make me aware of where I can find.
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why you don't use BorlandC++ 3.2? Ion Filipski
filipski@excite.com
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hi,
Microsoft C++ 7.0 part of the Visual studio .net initiative and is still in BETA and will probably be a $500 - $1000 program when it is released? If you want to try and join the BETA program go to
and click register now.
I hope this is what you meant by
"Could you send me if you have it or please make me aware of where I can find."
because I would hate to think you were asking someone to send you a pirated copy.
What do you mean by a DOS version? I don't think Microsoft has mad a DOS version of the C compiler since 1.52 which I believe is still the only version which will be 16 bit executables?
Now that doesn't mean you can't use the CL.EXE and LINK.EXE programs from the CMD.EXE prompt you just have to specify the options and include paths and librariy paths correctly.
Microsoft C++ 7.0 part of the Visual studio .net initiative and is still in BETA and will probably be a $500 - $1000 program when it is released? If you want to try and join the BETA program go to
and click register now.
I hope this is what you meant by
"Could you send me if you have it or please make me aware of where I can find."
because I would hate to think you were asking someone to send you a pirated copy.
What do you mean by a DOS version? I don't think Microsoft has mad a DOS version of the C compiler since 1.52 which I believe is still the only version which will be 16 bit executables?
Now that doesn't mean you can't use the CL.EXE and LINK.EXE programs from the CMD.EXE prompt you just have to specify the options and include paths and librariy paths correctly.
There was once a C/C++ v7 compiler for DOS...to quote from some MSDN article:
The Microsoft® C/C++ version 7.0 compiler and run-time libraries were designed for the Microsoft Windows™ operating system. For this reason, programmers no longer have to follow many of the conventions that differentiated Windows-based programs from MS-DOS®–based programs. For example, C/C++ programmers can now use...
(and it's sure not about .net!)
Hope that this helped!
The Microsoft® C/C++ version 7.0 compiler and run-time libraries were designed for the Microsoft Windows™ operating system. For this reason, programmers no longer have to follow many of the conventions that differentiated Windows-based programs from MS-DOS®–based programs. For example, C/C++ programmers can now use...
(and it's sure not about .net!)
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