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SDTimes故事：C++ Builder X: 复仇出击 (English)(3)
A free Personal edition of the C++ Builder X compiler is now being offered, which will include only the Borland compiler. A US$1,000 per seat developer edition adds the extra compilers, as well as licensed versions of Intel’s Math Kernel and Performance Primitives libraries. The top shelf is the $2,500 enterprise edition, which adds Intel’s VTune profiler, Altova’s XML Spy 5, and development licenses for a variety of database tools.
X MARKS THE SUITE
Moving beyond the C++ Builder X Enterprise Edition, Borland also has released an Enterprise Studio suite version that includes a starter version of Borland’s StarTeam and CaliberRM, as well as the company’s new Together Edition for C++ Builder X. The latter is a port of Borland’s modeling software, which according to LeBlanc brings the company’s first simultaneous round-trip modeling and code visualization capability to C++ developers. Enterprise Studio costs $5,000 per seat.
Finally, Borland has revamped its bilingual Borland Mobile Studio, a $6,999-per-seat tool suite for Java and C++ that is designed to work with J2ME and Symbian OS, to include the new C++ Builder X environment.
Since its C++ and Java development environments are now based on the same code, would Borland ever create a single multilanguage IDE to compete against Microsoft’s Visual Studio .NET? LeBlanc hinted about the feasibility, saying, “There’s not a reason today why there’s two separate products. I think it’s a very good vision, but I can’t say any more about it than that. For now, they’re two separate products, based on the same technology.”
注：Borland C++ BuilderX目前并不是Borland C++ Builder 6的升级，而是两个不同方向的产品线。--Bear
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