Can Borland C++ compile a source in binary instead of an executable file?

As all executeable files are not binary files, because binary file doesnt contain loading routines and some extra information like executable files. Binary files are also known as .COM files in DOS world.





The -lt command from BCC will pass the /t switch to TLINK. TLINK will then generate a .COM file instead of an .EXE file. This must be done from a TINY code model. No floating point routines may be used, or graphics routines, or any FAR pointers, code or data.

Can Borland C++ compile a source in binary instead of an executable file?
It should be able to, I haven't used it in such a long time that I forgot. But what is a girl like you asking a question like this????? IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIInteresting! Thats what I'm talking about!!
Reply:Executable files are Binary files. Matter of fact most files are binary. I'm not sure what you are asking for here.