Does borland C++ 2.0 (DOS) can support .lib ..?

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Posted 4-Jan-19 3:10am

Updated 4-Jan-19 3:21am

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Slacker007 4-Jan-19 9:42am

I would probably read the documentation for the product, or reach out to the product team for answers. Just a thought.

KarstenK 4-Jan-19 11:42am

You better use a more modern IDE like Visual Studio.

Rick York 4-Jan-19 15:37pm

What happened? Did you discover a box of old floppy disks?

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Patrice T · Answer 1 · 2019-01-04T03:22:00

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does Borland C++ 2.0 (DOS) can support .lib

Yes it does.
A .lib is only a collection of .obj files.

Posted 4-Jan-19 3:22am

Updated 4-Jan-19 4:33am

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