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way of saying "standard" C++—the internationally agreed-upon version that is port-
able to any platform and any development environment.
31 What is ANSI? What is ISO?
32 ANSI is the American National Standards Institute and ISO is the Interna-
tional Organization for Standardization, and, as their names imply, they promulgate
various types of standards for the United States and the world (respectively). 33 The
use of a language based on published standards is useful in that everyone is following
the same description and rules.
34 The code presented throughout the book is standard ANSI/ISO C++ and
should run on almost any compiler. 35 Therefore, you will see few references to win-
dows, list boxes, graphics, and so forth. 36 All that is operating system and develop-
ment environment-dependent.
37 You'll see output accomplished through standard output. 38 To make this
work, you might need to tell your compiler to create a console application. 3839 This
is the case with the Borland C++BuilderX compiler. 40 Some compilers, written to
be used with Windows or the Mac or another windowing environment, call this a
quick window, or a simple window, or perhaps a console window.
41 A compiler is the software you will be using throughout this book. 42 It
translates a program from human-readable form into machine code, producing an ob-
ject file that will later be linked and run. 43 A linker is a program that builds an ex-
ecutable (runnable) file from the object code files produced by the compiler. 44 There
is a compiler included on the CD-ROM with this book. 45 The next section walks
you through the setup and installation process for the Borland C++BuilderX com-
piler. 46 It is designed to run in a Windows-based operating environment and pro-
vides an integrated development environment (IDE) that permits you to edit, compile,
debug, and more from a graphical interface. 47 Eventually you might want to con-
sider using another compiler that is not dependent on a Windows environment, but
that is a matter of personal choice.
48 Installing and Setting Up the Compiler
way of saying "standard" C++—the internationally agreed-upon version that is port-
able to any platform and any development environment.
      31 What is ANSI? What is ISO?
      32 ANSI is the American National Standards Institute and ISO is the Interna-
tional Organization for Standardization, and, as their names imply, they promulgate
various types of standards for the United States and the world (respectively). 33 The
use of a language based on published standards is useful in that everyone is following
the same description and rules.
      34 The code presented throughout the book is standard ANSI/ISO C++ and
should run on almost any compiler. 35 Therefore, you will see few references to win-
dows, list boxes, graphics, and so forth. 36 All that is operating system and develop-
ment environment-dependent.
      37 You'll see output accomplished through standard output. 38 To make this
work, you might need to tell your compiler to create a console application. 3839 This
is the case with the Borland C++BuilderX compiler. 40 Some compilers, written to
be used with Windows or the Mac or another windowing environment, call this a
quick window, or a simple window, or perhaps a console window.
      41 A compiler is the software you will be using throughout this book. 42 It
translates a program from human-readable form into machine code, producing an ob-
ject file that will later be linked and run. 43 A linker is a program that builds an ex-
ecutable (runnable) file from the object code files produced by the compiler. 44 There
is a compiler included on the CD-ROM with this book. 45 The next section walks
you through the setup and installation process for the Borland C++BuilderX com-
piler. 46 It is designed to run in a Windows-based operating environment and pro-
vides an integrated development environment (IDE) that permits you to edit, compile,
debug, and more from a graphical interface. 47 Eventually you might want to con-
sider using another compiler that is not dependent on a Windows environment, but
that is a matter of personal choice.
      48 Installing and Setting Up the Compiler



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