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  1. timemachine

    Post your C/C++ Programs Here

    Re: Post ur C/C++ Programs Here ^^^^^hmmmm gud ........
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    What to do if you find your content has been stolen!

    nice post man.... thumbs up
  3. timemachine

    Post your C/C++ Programs Here

    Re: Post ur C/C++ Programs Here take the help of turboc++ help function it helps a lot really
  4. timemachine

    Post your C/C++ Programs Here

    Re: Post ur C/C++ Programs Here its gcc buddy gcc is a c compiler and g++ is a c++ comiler trust me, its something awesome. try it and feel its real strength. in TurboC++ compiler, color scheme is decided by textcolor in text mode.......if in graphics mode, settextstyle is used. set the logic...
  5. timemachine

    Post your C/C++ Programs Here

    Re: Post ur C/C++ Programs Here You are right. But it is good for those who knows nothing about UNIX or LINUX systems and can't keep them as a OS because they know nothing. They only want to program with gcc and rest use the features of windows(because they love it). Besides the roughs of...
  6. timemachine

    Post your C/C++ Programs Here

    Re: Post ur C/C++ Programs Here Well about looks, it depends person to person. Well i like the UNIX enviornment and the traditional black and white screen for programming. Lotzz of libraries and binutils and a great satisfaction. May vary from person to person
  7. timemachine

    Post your C/C++ Programs Here

    Re: Post ur C/C++ Programs Here Depends upon the requirement of the project.... if i would have to choose, i would have chosen Dev C++. But Visual C++ is also good, but difficult to learn however.
  8. timemachine

    Post your C/C++ Programs Here

    Re: Post ur C/C++ Programs Here MinGW : GTK facility is not available. Lacks of some libraries of gcc. Downloaded original interface of MinGW but i was not able to find GTK extensions and some binutils.
  9. timemachine

    Post your C/C++ Programs Here

    Re: Post ur C/C++ Programs Here to use gcc you can download an interface like CYGWIN or MinGW. i consider cygwin as best. provides programming and the unix X11 features also. i can give the link. it gives the packages to select and then downloads it and installs it. here goes the link to X11...
  10. timemachine

    Advanced C Tutorial (UNIX). All about the real power of C, supplied step by step

    This thread will contain the advanced topics in C under UNIX plateform. If you use windows, dont get disappointed because "CYGWIN" is available to give a unix like enviornment in windows. You can search and download it. Rembember you will only need the GCC part. Let's start with the main...
  11. timemachine

    Post your C/C++ Programs Here

    Re: Post ur C/C++ Programs Here yes i agree.
  12. timemachine

    Post your C/C++ Programs Here

    Re: Post ur C/C++ Programs Here Character Eater: This TSR program hooks itself with timer interrupt and selects a random row and coloums position at each run and writes space at that position, the person using the computer feels that something is eating up the characters from the screen.
  13. timemachine

    TSR(Terminate and Stay Resident in memory) in C. A small Tutorial

    One more program in TSR. It is a clock which is displayed at the upper right corner of the screen.
  14. timemachine

    TSR(Terminate and Stay Resident in memory) in C. A small Tutorial

    Ya. its because it is a windows based compiler, a improved version. What i m talking about is a manual method of multitasking in DOS. Windows supports that feature in a different manner. So you are making a text editor, using turboc2 good ol graphics..
  15. timemachine

    TSR(Terminate and Stay Resident in memory) in C. A small Tutorial

    Ya that's the best part. But the worst is that you can't keep the memory free you have allocated. For that another program which is called the "GARBAGE COLLECTOR" in todays reference should be run to free the memory from that.
  16. timemachine

    TSR(Terminate and Stay Resident in memory) in C. A small Tutorial

    actually Dev C++ is a windows based compiler. Here we are talking about the DOS based compilers. These system calls and memory locations are used only in DOS. For windows, there are some other. They changes from OS 2 OS. Not exactly. C++ make use of it if you include the "dos.h". I started...
  17. timemachine

    TSR(Terminate and Stay Resident in memory) in C. A small Tutorial

    Terminate and Stay Resident(TSR) is a system call in the DOS operating systems that returned control to the system as if the program had quit, but kept the program in memory. Many times reffered as multitasking in DOS. A DOS based C compiler( such as Turbo C++) offers 640KB of memory...
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