What is ImgBurn made with?

[AL3X-admin]

Hi all ^^!

Well, the title describes my question very well ^^

I would like to know the language used to program ImgBurn, and what IDE was used.

Could anybody tell me it =D ?

 

Thanks

[volvofl10]

ImgBurn is made of sugar and spice and all things nice

[AL3X-admin]

ImgBurn is made of sugar and spice and all things nice

 

 

l0l !!! xD !!! =D

[LOCOENG]

ImgBurn is made of sugar and spice and all things nice

 

Just like little girls and Cynthia

[dontasciime]

c++ builder

[LIGHTNING UK!]

yup, c++ builder and my two hands.

[AL3X-admin]

yup, c++ builder and my two hands.

 

 

Thanks for the answer ^^ =D

 

I'm making my own app's and I like programming in .Net, but... the app's made in .Net need .Net Framework... you understand me... xD

So I want to start making app's with native compiled code ^^

 

Hmm, just one more thing

[AL3X-admin]

Nevermind... I found it by myself ^^

 

http://cc.codegear.com/free/cppbuilder

 

The 2007 is Paid, but Turbo C++ (2006) is Free ^^

[comodo]

Nevermind... I found it by myself ^^

 

http://cc.codegear.com/free/cppbuilder

 

The 2007 is Paid, but Turbo C++ (2006) is Free ^^

 

If your still looking for a IDE try this

http://wascana.sourceforge.net/

[AL3X-admin]

Nevermind... I found it by myself ^^

 

http://cc.codegear.com/free/cppbuilder

 

The 2007 is Paid, but Turbo C++ (2006) is Free ^^

 

If your still looking for a IDE try this

http://wascana.sourceforge.net/

 

 

 

 

Thanks =D ^^

I'll try it . It looks quite well

[AL3X-admin]

Juu well =(

I know that this might sound VERY stupid, but... I'm not able to make a completely standalone app.

I mean... Ok... In C++ there is no need of frameworks or some other things... the source code is compiled

to native code... Ok...

But I made a little app, and it ask's all the time about vcl100.bpl and other files...

 

So, my question is

Edited August 10, 2008 by AL3X-admin

[LIGHTNING UK!]

You have to tell it not to use runtimes or dynamic links.

[AL3X-admin]

You have to tell it not to use runtimes or dynamic links.

 

 

Ok , thanks a lot =D I've got it

 

For those who have the same problem:

 

Go to “Project -> Options”. On “Linker” tab -> Linking -> , uncheck the “Use dynamic RTL” checkbox.

And, on “Packages” tab, uncheck the “Build with runtime packages”

 

 

 

Thanks for the help =D !!!