I am using a standard Turbo C compiler, and i want to access the "tchelp.tch" file without using(opening) the compiler.
The "tchelp.tch" file is obviously not in a text format.
Is there any posible way to convert this file in the text format?
I searched on google for any possible results, but couldn't get any.
Or if not is the full documentation of the "C/C++" help available on the internet?
I would be very much obliged if anybody out there replies back to me.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=file+format+hlp
Pulling apart the .hlp file for an ancient compiler isn't going to tell you much.
There are at least 3 levels to this:
- the core language (make a choice, c/c++ is NOT a language). Documenting things like 'for', 'while' and 'struct'
- the standard library, say printf() and strcat()
- 3rd party libraries like say zlib, ncurses etc
Not to mention specific documentation on how to use your specific compiler.
> Or if not is the full documentation of the "C/C++" help available on the internet?
What about
http://www.sgi.com/tech/stl/
http://www.cs.utah.edu/dept/old/texi...brary_toc.html
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