What edition(s) of C++ Builder include command-line tools?

I have been asked to get Borland C++ Builder 6 to support one of our 
customers.  I've never used Borland products before.  I'm trying to figure 
out if the commmand-line tools are included in the Professional and/or 
Enterprise Edition of C++ Builder 6.0, but I can't find this information 
anywhere on the website.  The only info I see is a link to a command-line 
tools download for version 5.5 of the compiler.  Does this imply the tools 
are bundled with the 6.0 product?

I should note that we downloaded a trial version of C++ Builder 6 recently 
(the link to the download now seems disabled).  It did not include 
command-line tools.

Thanks for any information you can provide.

-John Harris
john . harris @ progress.com

Perfect - thank you!

"Pete Fraser" <pete.nospam.fraser.nospam@frasersoft.nospam.net>
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> The professional version includes Cmd line tools.
> The trial doesn't as that would probably loose them sales.
> HTH Pete
>
> "John Harris" <john . harris@progress.com> wrote in message

> news:4649cf95$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>>I have been asked to get Borland C++ Builder 6 to support one of our 
>>customers.  I've never used Borland products before.  I'm trying to
figure 
>>out if the commmand-line tools are included in the Professional and/or 
>>Enterprise Edition of C++ Builder 6.0, but I can't find this information

>>anywhere on the website.  The only info I see is a link to a
command-line 
>>tools download for version 5.5 of the compiler.  Does this imply the
tools 
>>are bundled with the 6.0 product?
>>
>> I should note that we downloaded a trial version of C++ Builder 6 
>> recently (the link to the download now seems disabled).  It did not 
>> include command-line tools.
>
> 

The professional version includes Cmd line tools.
The trial doesn't as that would probably loose them sales.
HTH Pete

"John Harris" <john . harris@progress.com> wrote in message 
news:4649cf95$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>I have been asked to get Borland C++ Builder 6 to support 
>one of our customers.  I've never used Borland products 
>before.  I'm trying to figure out if the commmand-line 
>tools are included in the Professional and/or Enterprise 
>Edition of C++ Builder 6.0, but I can't find this 
>information anywhere on the website.  The only info I see 
>is a link to a command-line tools download for version 5.5 
>of the compiler.  Does this imply the tools are bundled 
>with the 6.0 product?
>
> I should note that we downloaded a trial version of C++ 
> Builder 6 recently (the link to the download now seems 
> disabled).  It did not include command-line tools.

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"John Harris" <john . harris@progress.com> wrote in message 
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> Perfect - thank you!
>
> "Pete Fraser"
<pete.nospam.fraser.nospam@frasersoft.nospam.net> wrote in 
> message news:4649d2e4@newsgroups.borland.com...
>> The professional version includes Cmd line tools.

And I will just point out that while BCB6 does include command line tools, 
the bpr2mak tool is buggy, and that the conversion process (from bpr to mak) 
is not always painless.

If you find yourself having trouble compiling something from the command 
line that compiles okay in the IDE, first get my fixmake utility 
(http://www.grassvalleysoftware.com/FixMake.zip) and then make sure that all 
necessary include paths are specified in project options (because the IDE 
*implicitly* refers to include paths for installed component packages even 
if they are not listed in project options, but there is no way for the 
bpr2mak tool to know about them).

- Dennis