> Turbo products were the "community/student", while the Borland were the "professional" variant with more tooling and compiler optimisations. Ah.. Over here i

> Turbo products were the "community/student", while the Borland were the "professional" variant with more tooling and compiler optimisations. Ah.. Over here in northern Europe we'd typically just pirate everything from our school's installation so we weren't really aware of any marketing differences. Thanks for clearing up a long-time mystery :). (We ended up with an install that had both bp.exe/tp.exe and bpc.exe/tpc.exe, and they seemed to behave identically. bp/tp.exe was the IDE, bpc/tpc.exe was the commandline compiler.)