Turbo C/C++ and other junk compilers help, discussions and queries here
Dear
MS Dos is still used mainly due to the fact that
the Nt based os ie: win2k,Xp etc does not allow any
applications direct and complete access to the hdd and the MBR.
Hence for running app like partion magic etc real dos mode is required.
You also cannot install a boot manager like XOSL through XP.
MS Dos is still used mainly due to the fact that
the Nt based os ie: win2k,Xp etc does not allow any
applications direct and complete access to the hdd and the MBR.
Hence for running app like partion magic etc real dos mode is required.
You also cannot install a boot manager like XOSL through XP.
puja399
In the zone
How very enlightening!!!! Silly me, I didn't know the 'true use' of MSDOS nowadays. Now I know finally, that for NT based OSs, I need MSDOS (?!) to have 'complete' access to hDD and MBR. So, for my XP, I don't need tools like 'diskpart' and also I guess the MS guys were fool enough to add coomands like 'fixmbr' etc, etc.amitsaudy said:
I don't know about XOSL, but I guess that the bootmanager installed on my XP partition, what is its name ? Oh, yes, VCOM System Commander, that is (I think) installed in my HDD is just an imagination of mine. Its actually not there, I think its there, but its not, its because of The Matrixamitsaudy said:
imported_dheeraj_kumar
Journeyman
jitu_mania, are you in 12th?
shwetanshu
Cyborg Agent
i think... the file located in tc\bin\tcc.exe shud be used to run the program
saurabh.sauron
Ambassador of Buzz
Re: need turbo c++ 3.0 IDE
u could download it via Bittorrent if it is available for free.
why not take it from the college itself???
u could download it via Bittorrent if it is available for free.
why not take it from the college itself???
MysticHalo
Your Maker.
Re: need turbo c++ 3.0 IDE
Quite right...probably the simplest solution.
TurboC++ is a product of Borland, so better check their site. AFAIK, now Borland has discontinued TurboC++ and offers only the command line compiler for C++.
actually, there r two types--DOS IDE and WINdows IDE...i think u might find the DOS one,but windows it not available at all.
PS: i dont understand why most of colleges and schools stick to Turbo even after its no longer available.
saurabh.sauron said:
Quite right...probably the simplest solution.
TurboC++ is a product of Borland, so better check their site. AFAIK, now Borland has discontinued TurboC++ and offers only the command line compiler for C++.
actually, there r two types--DOS IDE and WINdows IDE...i think u might find the DOS one,but windows it not available at all.
PS: i dont understand why most of colleges and schools stick to Turbo even after its no longer available.
sms_solver
In the zone
Re: need turbo c++ 3.0 IDE
I don't thing Turbo C++ 3.0 is free,
Turbo C++ v1.01 free and it can be download from Borland
Link:
*community.borland.com/article/0,1410,21751,00.html
I don't thing Turbo C++ 3.0 is free,
Turbo C++ v1.01 free and it can be download from Borland
Link:
*community.borland.com/article/0,1410,21751,00.html
saurabh.sauron
Ambassador of Buzz
Re: need turbo c++ 3.0 IDE
@nix,
if u want an interface similar to Turbo C++ IDE, u can download a free version of it labelled Turbo C++ Lite. I use it along with Bloodshed.
Download Link :-
*www.simonhuggins.com/courses/progbegin/c/download/TCLITE.exe
@nix,
if u want an interface similar to Turbo C++ IDE, u can download a free version of it labelled Turbo C++ Lite. I use it along with Bloodshed.
Download Link :-
*www.simonhuggins.com/courses/progbegin/c/download/TCLITE.exe
