Does Borland change the name of Classes like Visual Cplusplus does

[jack573]

Does Borland change the name of Classes like Visual Cplusplus does?
eg, if i make a class Test placed in test.h and test.c, MS Visual Studio 2003.NET changes the name of the class to CTest.
Will the class be named Test and acessible by Test::foo(), CTest::foo(), or something else completely different.
I am not happy about the change of class name.

Jack573

[Hendrik Schober]

jack573 <mjac...@yahoo.com.au> wrote:
> Does Borland change the name of Classes like Visual Cplusplus does?
> eg, if i make a class Test placed in test.h and test.c, MS Visual
> Studio 2003.NET changes the name of the class to CTest.

Working with VS.NET 2003 since it was released I still
have to see it do that to my identifiers.

> [...]
> Jack573

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[Leo Siefert]

jack573 wrote:

>Does Borland change the name of Classes like Visual Cplusplus does?

No.

Please note that this group is for C++BuilderX/CPPB2005. If you have
C++ Builder 4, 5, 6 or 2006 (BDS 2006) or the free command line
compiler you should post further questions in the far more popular
groups with .cppbuilder. in their names. The .cbuilderx. groups are
for a completely different product with an unfortunately similar name.

Regardless of which Borland C++ product you may be using (and I have
used them all) none of the names of classes that you create will be
changed by the ide or compiler.

- Leo