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Re: Best method for developing GUI apps for Windows 3.1

Yes, I was fully aware of this. Just mentioned it for the sake of completeness. Of course, I omitted that fact intentionally. You are right, Borland Pascal 7 had an ability to create Win16 executables. But the code editor and debugger were dos applications. The Pascal system was really fast. That's …

Re: Best method for developing GUI apps for Windows 3.1

@up - op wants to create applications for Windows - not text mode DOS. That's why TurboPascal and BASIC/Fortran are useless. However there is another alternative - Borland Turbo Pascal for Windows - but he needs to learn Windows API and the IDE had no debugger support. But thats also a good solution …

Re: Best method for developing GUI apps for Windows 3.1

The languages I am familiar with are C, C++, and BASIC. Back in the time C and C++ were the main languages used to write desktop applications (and web didn't exist). You have to learn Windows API. It is not WYSIWYG of course, but excluding Delphi and VisualBasic there is no other way.

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