PLS somebody.help me ......i have turbo c++ on windows xp SP2.....whenever i commpile my code in turbo c++ i am getting output outside ithe screen.....but when i used code::block....i get the correct output...fits to screen ...
thanks
PLS somebody.help me ......i have turbo c++ on windows xp SP2.....whenever i commpile my code in turbo c++ i am getting output outside ithe screen.....but when i used code::block....i get the correct output...fits to screen ...
thanks
Outside the screen? Like, on the wall behind the monitor?
Chances are that your Code Blocks is using a fairly modern compiler that works well with your hardware/OS.
Turbo C++ on the other hand...
I don't really know much about Turbo C++, but have you tried running it in a virtual environment (e.g. dosbox, etc)?
NO ..Matticus i have not...can u guide ...me how to install dosbox...but first what is dosbox?
A quick search of wikipedia brings up this page: DOSBox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I haven't used dosbox in over a decade, but another quick search of the internet brought to this pretty site (note I can't vouch for the validity of the information or site - you really should be doing your own research):DOSBox is emulator software that emulates ... an IBM PC compatible computer running the older operating system, MS-DOS.
How to install Turbo C++ in dosbox of window xp? | Priyanka Kapoor
You really shouldn't be using such an outdated compiler. The only reason I'm helping is because I suspect you're forced to use it for academic purposes, in which case, having your own copy to work with will help you in that unfortunate situation.
RIGHT GUESS BRO...i have got c++ project ......and my schools r using Turbo c++ as compiler
Do what you have to for school - but if you really want to be an employable programmer, I'd strongly recommend learning properly on your own time with a modern compiler and material (which it seems you might be doing, if you have the Code Blocks IDE installed on your personal machine).
yes i do thanks buddy.....u helped me a a lot
Poor you, luckily that one is easy to solve...Originally Posted by Rohit Kumar
First you need to locate the recycle bin, usually on the left hand side of your desktop. Then drag the folder containing TurboC onto it.
Alternatively you can just hold the shift key and press the delete key.
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