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I know I would prefer VSStudio (standard) or Borland Turbo as you can get them free. I've picked up VS 2003.net, 2005, from signing up for 2 free online educational courses on Microsoft's TechEd site and will be picking up 2008 April 28th when the free Heros Happen Here conference comes to town. So it's out there to get if you poke around. I'll try to remember to post when I see it become available again. But seeing as how Datacad is designed around Borland at Avon, would it make sense to go that route? But most college courses taught that I've seen teach VS so would that be a better way to go with the possibility to get more people interested? I don't know anything about Codewarrior. I thought that was more for gaming & mobile OS systems? Either way I'm glad to see you'll be working on the C++ documentation. I've already ordered the Delphi documentation Thanks.

Hello Pietro,

I've no experience on this engines, but I'd suggest you to focus on the most widely used. Even better if it's free, like mentioned by Josh, and from a highly recognised tools developer as Borland.

HTH,
Miguel

Hi Mr. Moras,

When can we expect DCAL for C++. I am eagerly waiting for it.

Thanks

[Mark F. Madura]

We use Visual Studio. As for any other C++ compiler, you'll just have to try it and see if it works.