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Re: turboC 18 Years Ago by atilla … in the directory path specified in the options menu of turboC..only i dont know how to fix it. The file…(turboC) alongwith the include file has been installed in C:\windows\… Re: turboC 18 Years Ago by GreenDay2001 … in the directory path specified in the options menu of turboC..only i dont know how to fix it. The file…(turboC) alongwith the include file has been installed in C:\windows\… turboC 18 Years Ago by atilla I am encountering some problems in turboC v2.01....whenever I compile a prog. and error says that " the compiler is unable to include the library stdio.h and math.h" Please help!! TurboC 2.01 on Windows XP 19 Years Ago by NubKnacker … I can use who's code will definitely work in TurboC, i'll be happy to switch. Re: turboC 18 Years Ago by Dave Sinkula Try reinstalling and follow the instructions. Or try installing a more modern compiler instead. Great free ones are available. Re: turboC 18 Years Ago by Dave Sinkula So follow the instructions for setting the path...? Re: turboC 18 Years Ago by jimlaver I know this is an old post, but I wanted to make the comment that this happened to me once and I couldn't fix it until I reinstalled on the default path (C:\TC). By the way, I second Dave's opinion on running a newer (or less old) version of Turbo C. You can get it free from many websites. The University of Baja California has it on one of their … Re: turboC 18 Years Ago by goutham_see This is a simple problem. U have to specify path to include header files. Here is the way to do it. Open ur program window. click options at the top. click directories. In include directories u have to specify path. suppose ur tc(compiler) folder is in c drive. then path is: c:\tc\include suppose ur tc(compiler) is in directory xyz which is in d… Not able to compile using TurboC 18 Years Ago by Mamata … visual C++ rather than Simple compilers such as TurboC. Now I've loaded TurboC in my home PC so that my brothers… Re: Not able to compile using TurboC 18 Years Ago by WolfPack I havent programmed in TurboC in my life, so I cant help you with your … Microsoft VC isnt a good compiler for learning C? Since TurboC is a bit outdated, it would be better if you… Re: Not able to compile using TurboC 18 Years Ago by WaltP In my TurboC setup I have a TURBOC.CFG config file in the directory with the executables. It contains [code] -Ic:\lang\TC\INCLUDE;c:\lang -Lc:\lang\TC\LIB;c:\lang -v [/code] [B]-I[/B] finds any headers in either directory listed. [B] -L[/B] same for libraries. [B] -v[/B] to add debug code to the compile. I have the compiler in [B]C:\lang[/B] Analog Clock using TurboC++ graphics 19 Years Ago by vicky_dev This program displays a simple analog clock to show the current system time. Uses a Hand class to create objects - hour, minute and seconds hands.The 'hands' are just straight lines, and two circles make the 'frame' of the clock. Compiles correctly on TurboC++ v3.0 what to use to accept both characters and digits together in turboC 14 Years Ago by ToiNKieZ example output: Meter number is: 124123ABC231 "what should i use to define something like that.... TurboC newbie here... Help!! how do you do this in turboC? 14 Years Ago by ToiNKieZ Help!! how do you do this in turboC? when i add a space it doesnt show the following … Re: TurboC 2.01 on Windows XP 19 Years Ago by Narue >I've been trying to get it to work but it just won't. That's because you're trying to get a dinosaur to drive a ferarri. Turbo C 2.0 is a DOS compiler, and I don't mean the Windows command prompt, I mean [b]real[/b] DOS. It's ancient, and nobody is surprised that it has massive issues when some bobo tries to run it on the latest OS. >… Re: TurboC 2.01 on Windows XP 19 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon schools should get their accrediations yanked and teachers fired for teaching such ancient compilers. There are much better free compilers such as Dev-C++. I'll bet MIT doesn't teach astrologers how to compute the distance of a star with a slide ruler and I know for a fact that NASA doesn't use them :) Re: TurboC 2.01 on Windows XP 19 Years Ago by Narue >I know for a fact that NASA doesn't use them Though it wouldn't be surprising to find a couple in the lockers labeled "Emergency". ;) Re: TurboC 2.01 on Windows XP 19 Years Ago by iamthwee [quote]I'll bet MIT doesn't teach astrologers how to compute the distance of a star with a slide ruler and I know for a fact that NASA doesn't use them[/quote] Tis reminds me of the time when my teacher told me a story... When the Russians and Americans were fighting to become the firstnation to put a man on the moon, both countries were … Re: TurboC 2.01 on Windows XP 19 Years Ago by Drowzee Nah. They probably have Curta hand calculators, like I do... I can just imagine the back rooms at NASA... people with Curtas, sliderules, and abaci on bandoliers... Re: TurboC 2.01 on Windows XP 19 Years Ago by Ene Uran A lot of schools have no money for their hand-me-down computers. Turbo2.0 is given away free. Still better than teaching Mbasic. Re: TurboC 2.01 on Windows XP 19 Years Ago by Ene Uran [quote=iamthwee]Tis reminds me of the time when my teacher toldme a story... When the Russians and Americans were fighting to become the firstnation to put a man on the moon, both countries were tryingdesperately to overcome the apparent stumbing block of takingnotes in space. Due to zero gravity the humble biro was rendereduseless in outer … Re: TurboC 2.01 on Windows XP 14 Years Ago by jemy thanx for your support Turboc++ 17 Years Ago by behnaz Hi , I Want To Khow About How I Can Start The Turbo C++, I Want To Develope This Program: Develope A Graphical Analog Clock . You Should Be Able To Set The Clock Alarm And Your Clock Should Ring At The Time Set. Please Help Me About This Program. Re: Turboc++ 17 Years Ago by John A Since Turbo's from pretty much the dinosaur age, the help you receive is likely going to be very minimal (and most people won't be able to test any code snippets they give you). And by the way, [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-2.html"]we only offer homework help to those who show effort[/URL]. So... your best bet would be… Re: Turboc++ 17 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon Also, please don't capatilize every word in the sentences -- it looks silly and makes it a little more difficult to read. Re: Turboc++ 17 Years Ago by msk88 google search for C\C++ projects.U will find Source Codes where in u can guide urself to program your own alarm clock.. Re: Turboc++ 17 Years Ago by krnekhelesh I can help you. I have been using Turbo C++ and Borland C++ for the past 2 years. However please note that you cannot use Turbo C++ to output any sort of graphics as BGI graphics is not supported in windows. However the older versions of Turbo do support graphics. Re: Turboc++ 17 Years Ago by WaltP [QUOTE=krnekhelesh;543922]I can help you. I have been using Turbo C++ and Borland C++ for the past 2 years. However please note that you cannot use Turbo C++ to output any sort of graphics as BGI graphics is not supported in windows.[/QUOTE] Not true. BGI works just fine at least through XP. Vista I refuse to run so I can't test it, but I've… Re: Turboc++ 17 Years Ago by Duoas Actually, the folks at <whoever owns borland nowdays> have brought back the "Turbo" moniker... So if you go download [URL="http://www.turboexplorer.com/cpp"][B]Turbo C++ [I]Explorer[/I][/B][/URL] you wouldn't have to resort to BGI graphics at all... JSYK. Re: Turboc++ 17 Years Ago by krnekhelesh When you use BGI functions like setcolor(), circle(), line(); under borland C++ Win API it does not accept. I have tried it many times. The error message is as follows [B]BGI not supported under Windows.[/B] But Turbo v1.1 supports it. It is the DOS based Turbo C++. Infact in this very forum I have created a post called C++ Graphics where I …