I have msvc++ 6.0 I was wondering if I can compile to run in dos I wrote a program for my internship and it runs excellent in windows command but it won't run under dos cause it is 32 bit can anyone help
Ryan
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I have msvc++ 6.0 I was wondering if I can compile to run in dos I wrote a program for my internship and it runs excellent in windows command but it won't run under dos cause it is 32 bit can anyone help
Ryan
Get djgpp or some other dos compiler.
Use Turbo C++ 1.0
or Turbo C++ 3.0 (this is better)
MSVC++ 6.0 is 32-bit only. Like the others here have already said, you need to get a 16-bit compiler to make DOS executables.
you don't necessarily need a 16-bit compiler, but you will have to deal with real time. in DJGPP you have a 32-bit interface and the freedom of a flat-memory module, www.delorie.com/djgpp bon appetite! :)
msvc++ only compiles windows apps...if you want console, then download Dev-C++ 4, (5 has soo many bugs in it, its UNREAL!!!)
Actually if you get on old school MSC compiler or MSVC++ 2.0 and lower you can do your dos stuff.
Yeah, I've got MSVC++ 6.0 for all my 32-bit needs. I don't have 2.0 but I do have 1.5 which I use for all my 16-bit DOS needs.Quote:
Actually if you get on old school MSC compiler or MSVC++ 2.0 and lower you can do your dos stuff.