Borland C++Builder

What works

I have limited this test to basic functionality of compiling and debugging simple GUI applications without the database tools (which I didn't install at all).

Installation went without problems.

I was able to build, run and debug an application.

What does not

In order to make the debugger run I had to run the following:

cd ~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Common Files/Borland Shared/Debugger

wine reg­svr32 bordbk51.dll

I could then run the application, set breakpoints and watch variables, but after the program terminated, there was an annoying message box that I had to click a zillion times before I could get back into the environment.­

There were also some rough edges in terms of window manager integration, menu placement etc. ­

Workarounds

What was not tested

Database stuff

Hardware tested

Graphics:

• GPU:
• Driver:

Additional Comments

Needs some more polishing, but overall I am impressed by the functionality. Wine had come a long way.