Visual C++ 1.1 - Revision history

Jnc: Update cat

2018-10-19T11:28:44Z

Update cat

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	Visual C++ 1.1 was the first 32 bit release of Visual C++. The IDE was visually similar to the 16 bit versions of Visual C++, such as [[Visual C++ 1.5]], but the compiler and toolchain where improved versions of the ones that shipped with the [[Windows NT 3.1 SDK]]. Applications compiled with this version using a CRT DLL required MSVCRT10.DLL, which is not common and not preinstalled on any OS release.		'''Visual C++ 1.1''' was the first 32 bit [[release]] of [[Visual C++]]. The IDE was visually similar to the 16 bit versions of Visual C++, such as [[Visual C++ 1.5]], but the [[compiler]] and [[toolchain]] where improved versions of the ones that shipped with the [[Windows NT 3.1 SDK]]. Applications compiled with this version using a CRT [[DLL]] required MSVCRT10.DLL, which is not common and not preinstalled on any OS release.

	The original linker that shipped with this release was designed for NT 3.1 and is incompatible with NT 3.5 in that it will fail to truncate ~~executables~~ correctly, leaving them as multiples of 2Mb. A fix for this bug was posted to Microsoft's now defunct ~~ftp~~ site at ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/Softlib/MSLFILES/LNK100.EXE . Frustratingly, it indicates the same version number.		The original [[linker]] that shipped with this release was designed for NT 3.1 and is incompatible with NT 3.5 in that it will fail to truncate [[executable]]s correctly, leaving them as multiples of 2Mb. A fix for this bug was posted to Microsoft's now defunct [[FTP]] site at ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/Softlib/MSLFILES/LNK100.EXE . Frustratingly, it indicates the same version number.

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	== nmake ==		== nmake ==

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	Microsoft (R) Program Maintenance Utility Version 1.40		Microsoft (R) Program Maintenance Utility Version 1.40
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Malxau: Add comment about the bad linker bug in this release

2017-08-02T04:27:42Z

Add comment about the bad linker bug in this release

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	Visual C++ 1.1 was the first 32 bit release of Visual C++. The IDE was visually similar to the 16 bit versions of Visual C++, such as [[Visual C++ 1.5]], but the compiler and toolchain where improved versions of the ones that shipped with the [[Windows NT 3.1 SDK]]. Applications compiled with this version using a CRT DLL required MSVCRT10.DLL, which is not common and not preinstalled on any OS release.		Visual C++ 1.1 was the first 32 bit release of Visual C++. The IDE was visually similar to the 16 bit versions of Visual C++, such as [[Visual C++ 1.5]], but the compiler and toolchain where improved versions of the ones that shipped with the [[Windows NT 3.1 SDK]]. Applications compiled with this version using a CRT DLL required MSVCRT10.DLL, which is not common and not preinstalled on any OS release.

			The original linker that shipped with this release was designed for NT 3.1 and is incompatible with NT 3.5 in that it will fail to truncate executables correctly, leaving them as multiples of 2Mb. A fix for this bug was posted to Microsoft's now defunct ftp site at ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/Softlib/MSLFILES/LNK100.EXE . Frustratingly, it indicates the same version number.

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Malxau: Add link to 16 bit Visual C++

2017-07-25T07:03:27Z

Add link to 16 bit Visual C++

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	Visual C++ 1.1 was the first 32 bit release of Visual C++. The IDE was visually similar to ~~its~~ 16 bit ~~counterparts~~, but the compiler and toolchain where improved versions of the ones that shipped with the [[Windows NT 3.1 SDK]]. Applications compiled with this version using a CRT DLL required MSVCRT10.DLL, which is not common and not preinstalled on any OS release.		Visual C++ 1.1 was the first 32 bit release of Visual C++. The IDE was visually similar to the 16 bit versions of Visual C++, such as [[Visual C++ 1.5]], but the compiler and toolchain where improved versions of the ones that shipped with the [[Windows NT 3.1 SDK]]. Applications compiled with this version using a CRT DLL required MSVCRT10.DLL, which is not common and not preinstalled on any OS release.

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Malxau: Improve summary, add next version link

2017-07-25T06:21:13Z

Improve summary, add next version link

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	\| previous version = [[Windows NT 3.1 SDK]]		\| previous version = [[Windows NT 3.1 SDK]]
			\| next version = [[Visual C++ 2.0]]
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	~~This is the cl driver options from my~~ Visual C++ 1.1 32 bit CD. ~~Note there is also a~~ 16-bit ~~version~~ of ~~Visual C++~~ 1.0 which is ~~a completely different product~~.		Visual C++ 1.1 was the first 32 bit release of Visual C++. The IDE was visually similar to its 16 bit counterparts, but the compiler and toolchain where improved versions of the ones that shipped with the [[Windows NT 3.1 SDK]]. Applications compiled with this version using a CRT DLL required MSVCRT10.DLL, which is not common and not preinstalled on any OS release.

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Malxau: Add infobox, correct version references

2017-07-25T05:54:29Z

Add infobox, correct version references

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	This is the cl driver options from my Visual C++ 1.0 32 bit CD. Note there is also a 16-bit version of Visual C++ 1.0 which is a completely different product.		{{Infobox Software
			\| name = Visual C++ 1.1
			\| creator = Microsoft
			\| platform = Windows NT
			\| year introduced = 1993
			\| previous version = [[Windows NT 3.1 SDK]]
			}}

			This is the cl driver options from my Visual C++ 1.1 32 bit CD. Note there is also a 16-bit version of Visual C++ 1.0 which is a completely different product.

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Malxau: Malxau moved page Visual C 1.0 to Visual C++ 1.1: The 32 bit version was 1.1; the 16 bit version was 1.0. See the about box in the 32 bit version IDE.

2017-07-25T05:31:21Z

Malxau moved page Visual C 1.0 to Visual C++ 1.1: The 32 bit version was 1.1; the 16 bit version was 1.0. See the about box in the 32 bit version IDE.

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Malxau: Add NMAKE, and clarify that this page is for 32-bit Visual C++

2017-07-24T20:04:29Z

Add NMAKE, and clarify that this page is for 32-bit Visual C++

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2010-12-14T22:37:11Z

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 Microsoft (R) 32-bit C/C++ Optimizing Compiler Version 8.00 Copyright (c) Microsoft Corp 1984-1993. All rights reserved.  ..."

2010-12-14T22:34:43Z

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This is the cl driver options from my VC 1.0 cd.

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Microsoft (R) 32-bit C/C++ Optimizing Compiler Version 8.00
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corp 1984-1993. All rights reserved.

C COMPILER OPTIONS

-OPTIMIZATION-
/O1 minimize space /Op[-] improve floating-pt consistency
/O2 maximize speed /Os favor code space
/Oa assume no aliasing /Ot favor code speed
/Ob<n> inline expansion (default n=0) /Ow assume cross-function aliasing
/Od disable optimizations (default) /Ox maximum opts. (/Ogityb1 /Gs)
/Og enable global optimization /Oy[-] enable frame pointer omission
/Oi enable intrinsic functions
-CODE GENERATION-
/G3 optimize for 80386 /Ge enable stack checking calls
/G4 optimize for 80486 (default) /Gs[num] disable stack checking calls
/G5 optimize for Pentium /Gf enable string pooling
/Gd __cdecl calling convention /Gy separate functions for linker
/Gr __fastcall calling convention /Gh enable hook function call
/Gz __stdcall calling convention
-OUTPUT FILES-
/Fa[file] name assembly listing file /Fo<file> name object file
/FA[sc] configure assembly listing /Fp<file> name precompiled header file
/Fd[file] name .PDB file /Fr[file] name source browser file
/Fe<file> name executable file /FR[file] name extended .SBR file
/Fm[file] name map file
-PREPROCESSOR-
(press <return> to continue)
/C don't strip comments /FI<file> name forced include file
/D<name>{=|#}<text> define macro /U<name> remove predefined macro
/E preprocess to stdout /u remove all predefined macros
/EP preprocess to stdout, no #line /I<dir> add to include search path
/P preprocess to file /X ignore "standard places"
-LANGUAGE-
/vd{0|1} disable/enable vtordisp /Za disable extensions (implies /Op)
/vm<x> type of pointers to members /Ze enable extensions (default)
/Zi prepare for debugging (CodeView) /Zg generate function prototypes
/Z7 C7 style CodeView information /Zl omit default library name in .OBJ
/Zd line number information /Zs syntax check only
/Zp[n] pack structs on n-byte boundary
-MISCELLANEOUS-
/?, /help print this help message /w disable all warnings
/c compile only, no link /W<n> set warning level (default n=1)
/H<num> max external name length /WX treat warnings as errors
/J default char type is unsigned /Yc[file] create .PCH file
/nologo suppress copyright message /Yd put debug info in every .OBJ
/Tc<source file> compile file as .c /Yu[file] use .PCH file
/Tp<source file> compile file as .cpp /YX[file] automatic .PCH
/V<string> set version string /Zn turn off SBRPACK for .SBR files
-LINKING-
/MD link with MSVCRT.LIB /F<num> set stack size
/ML link with LIBC.LIB /LD Create .DLL
(press <return> to continue)
/MT link with LIBCMT.LIB /link [linker options and libraries]
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