This product was aimed at developing large programs for enterprises, but did not sell well. In 2003 Borland released RAIDS, which was written using the same framework as JBuilder and bore little resemblance to either C++Builder or Delphi.
Traditionally, the release cycle was such that Delphi got major enhancements first, with C++Builder following, though recent versions have been released at the same time as their Delphi equivalents. A cross-platform version for Linux and OSX is reportedly planned. Later versions incorporated Borland CLX, a cross-platform development visual component library based on Qt, that supports Windows and Linux, however CLX is now abandoned. C++Builder originally targeted only the Microsoft Windows platform.
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