Borland C++ Builder to Netbeans C++

[vRltwE]

Hi,

I need to work in a project done in Borland C++ Builder but I want to use Netbeans to code now.

What is the principal difficulties that I will find to migrate the project from Borland C++ Builder to Netbeans C++?

[daman371]

You shouldn't really have too many. It's the same standard libraries. The only difference would be constants. Borland uses some funky constants at least this is what I think. Other than it's easy to do. You would also need to setup the linker and compiler arguments if you're using an external library, for example, in a game or something.

[vRltwE]

And in case to migrate from Borland C++ Builder to Visual C++ Express?

What is the positive and negative points of both Netbeans and Visual C++ Express?

Particularly, I prefer Netbeans because I like to work in Linux.

I have a little experience with Netbeans and no expirience with Visual C++ Express, but I have the impression that Visual C++ Express can be as good as Netbeans or better.