Re: Post ur C/C++ Programs Here
@apple juice, even if u write it..plz don't publish it.. it will encourage them to get it free without actually trying...
Re: Post ur C/C++ Programs Here
whole lot of trouble just to get turbo c working...
lol
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whole lot of trouble just to get turbo c working...
lol
now, i successfully executed programs as i wanted to, but if try to execute 16 bit programs it gives error as 'error in setting up environment' in message box. What does it mean? how can this error be overcome? I didn't find conclusive answer to this after googling. so please help me..
I want to control a 16 bit program's input output through java. i.e. the actual processing is to be done by the 16 bit program itself, but its input and output are to be controlled by the gui developed in java. can it be done? if yes how? please provide an example if possible.
I have switched from turbo c to DevCPP/MingW.
I used to use help in tc ide using Ctrl + F1 placing cursor on the function or header file for which i wanted help. How can i get such help in DevCpp or any other ide?
I am trying to use keylistener in java. Please expalain this error....
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
public class sudoku1 extends Frame implements ActionListener,KeyListener {
int i,j;
int x,y;
Button b;
Graphics g...
teachers think their students should also learn c/cpp in a way they did. something like old is gold!! :D
anyways tc is NOW free and obsolete. And borland 5.5 is also free. YOu can even have something named 'turbo explorer' free for c++, dont know is it compiler or ide.
just in case you dont know,
c/c++ doesnt mean tc 3.0 as is made apparent by our edu sys.
But anyways, try a good compiler like gcc with ide like Code-Blocks.
Or borland 5.5 with relo (ide) works well (for starters atleast).
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