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Turbo C++ essentially used tied with DOS/windows api, and very much restrictive, mainly used in Indian Schools and colleges with eye on marks. The people who insist on Turbo C are not well advanced in knowledge/ backwards to Ten years ..that is why gcc and devC moved forward..
You want a DOS based complier to work with non- DOS based OS.. now what is the requirement..You are a programmer and has the ablilty to analysis the given problem..
You want a Diesel Car to move with Petrol .. Think again..
Go to the terminal:
sudo aptitude install dosbox
APT will now download and install DOSBOX.
You can also use Synaptic as usual.
Download Turbo C/C++ here
You have to register, but they don't nag and it is hasslefree.
Unpack the achieve
Keep the installation files inside a folder of your home directory named "setup".
Open up dosbox, its under Applications > Games
Type in :
Code:
mount c ~
c:
cd setup
install.exe
This will start the setup of Turbo C.
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After setup is finished , do this:
Code:
c:
cd TC\bin
tc.exe
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Now everytime you want to run Turbo C++ start DOSBOX and then type in the following:
Code:
mount C ~
c:
cd TC\bin
tc.exe
To maximise full screen hit 'Alt+Enter' and to go back to medium size again hit 'Alt+Enter'. DOSBOX has a habit of capturing the mouse pointer, once you click within DOSBOX you cannot move it away from the winow. To go back to Ubuntu hit 'Alt+Enter' twice.
'Alt+X' will close Turbo C.
source:
*helpforlinux.blogspot.com/2008/12/install-borland-turbo-c-in-ubuntu.html
Read not only the tutorial but also the comments section,where many posted as same problems that you faced.
(P.s. I am a Non-I.T Guy so no programming level experience so don't took my comment /posting seriously.Make google your GOD.. that is all)
