The compiler follows the single-pass recursive-descent approach championed by Niklaus Wirth, inventor of Pascal, in his books and lectures. It doesn't have an explicit syntax tree, but instead ...
An earlier C compiler from Borland used to create a wide variety of commercial products. It was known for its well-designed debugger. Borland's object-oriented versions of C were Turbo C++ and Borland ...
An earlier ANSI C and C++ compiler from Borland for DOS and Windows applications. It was Turbo C-compatible and its debugger supported Windows programs written in Microsoft C. It included application ...
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