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As explained, there are two general categories of programs that C++ Builder can create: console applications and Windows applications Here you will learn to create, compile, and run console applications (A Windows application is developed later in this chapter) Throughout this book, the code examples have been console applications A console application does not use the Windows graphical user interface Instead, a console application runs in a DOS session Prior to the creation of Windows several years ago, all applications were console programs Today, most commercial programs are Windows applications However, console applications are still widely used for three main reasons First, they make excellent teaching examples As you may know, a Windows program contains a large amount of code that handles the interface to Windows Such a program could not be used to demonstrate the essentials of a programming language Second, many utility programs, such as file filters, are still coded as console applications because they do not benefit from a GUI environment Finally, sometimes a console program is

else newValue = valueSoFar / currentValue; break; case Operator.Equals: newValue = currentValue; break;

VLAN tag support provides another important set of capabilities that affect service frame delivery and performance This UNI service attribute allows Ethernet service frames to be 8021Q tagged or untagged They can also be used to determine how the frames should then be handled, and if tagged, whether the VLAN ID is used to determine frame delivery

Figure 29-13

used to prototype the non-GUI portion of an application Whatever the reason, nearly all programmers today still use and create console-based programs There are two ways of creating and building console applications: using the IDE or using the command line compiler Even though this chapter is about the IDE, both methods are described because many (perhaps most) programmers use the command line compiler to compile console-based programs One last point: The instructions for compiling a console application given here can be used to compile any of the example programs shown earlier in this book Just follow the instructions, substituting the program that you want to compile

operator as new valueSoFar = newValue; last operator lastOperator = newOperator; numberHitSinceLastOperator = false; textBoxDisplay.Text = valueSoFar.ToString();

When compiling console programs, such as those shown in Parts One, Two, and Three of this book, you will use the Console Wizard to set up C++ Builder to create console applications This is necessary because by default, C++ Builder is set up to create Windows applications To start the Console Wizard, select File | New and then double-click the Console Wizard icon, as shown in Figure 29-14 This wizard helps configure the console application The Console Wizard dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 29-15 Let s take a look at the options Source Type has two options, C or C++ The Source Type option sets the source code for the main module of the application For this example, you will use C++ The other options available are Use VCL, Multi Threaded, and Console Application The Use VCL option enables the application to use objects from the Visual Component Library (VCL) This option can be used only in C++ applications If chosen, it will include the vclh include file and will adjust the startup code and linker to use VCL objects The Multi Threaded option is for more than one thread of execution This option must be specified if the Use VCL option is checked The Console Application option tells the IDE to create a console program The Specify project source option lets you select an existing source file, C or C++, to be used for the console application As you will see, this option is useful for compiling the sample programs shown in this book

UNI pairs for an EVC may support different VLAN tags (one may support it, the other may not; this is useful in service multiplexing described in the next section)

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