On Sunday 8 August 2004, Ronan Cunniffe wrote:
>>> On Sun, 8 Aug 2004, Silvan wrote:
>> > other sites, though as a student I dont have the money to buy any
> > software of the net. I thought that one or two of you might have what I
> > need, or know where I could get it.
>> I quickly checked Borland's site - they do mention Linux, so maybe this
> isn't OT. Sticker shock is something else - puts AutoCAD to shame...
>
Borland have an Open Edition of Kylix (their Linux product) in the downloads section. It runs their CBuilder and Delphi code (unless the open edition is horribly stripped down, which I doubt). I got the open-source Indy components to run on it, so I happily use it for some IMAP stuff.
For development, the debugger part of their IDE is very picky about the platform, so I use a Red Hat 7.3 box for that, but the executables are not that fussy about the platform.
Ciaran
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