void Intro()

Code:

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The way we use void intro() in c++, can we use it in first page of a project in c
language? I made a project, and tried to add 'void intro() {.....}' but it doesn't
work. If it can't be used, tell me some alternate that I can use in c language
project to make a main introduction page.

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<string.h>
#include<dos.h>
void intro()
{
clrscr();
textcolor(5+BLINK);
printf("\n******....
................
..................
delay(500);
}
struct student
{
char phno[12];
char amt[7];
char na[30];
char addr[30];
char act[20];
char ano[10];
}s1;
char x,loan;
void getdata()
{
clrscr();
textcolor(GREEN);
printf("\n E...........
....................
}

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C console programs start with either

int main (void)

int main (int argc, char *argv[])

and return an integer value at the end (usually 0 for success or an errorcode on failure).


But I do have to ask exactly how old your compiler/computer is if you are including dos.h...

My pc is around 4 years old and my compiler is version 3, turbo c++.
void main is already present somewhere below in the program.
and it giving error: multiple declaration for 'main'

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Originally Posted by Inderjeet

My pc is around 4 years old and my compiler is version 3, turbo c++.

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You're gonna get put through the mill about using turbo c++ ... it is roundly disliked around these parts and for good reasons.

If you're doing C and C++ look into MinGW based compilers such as the one that comes with Code::Blocks

If you're doing pure C your best bet is Pelles C which is a C-99 standards based compiler for both x86 and x64.

What I think you'll find is that Turbo C and Turbo C++ are so badly outdated as to be nearly useless in today's coding environments.

Ok, i would like to install a free version, but I want to to run this project by tomorrow, so i am in little hurry, to run it in present compiler.

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Originally Posted by Inderjeet

void main is already present somewhere below in the program.
and it giving error: multiple declaration for 'main'

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void main () is not valid in standards based C. Another reason to get rid of Borlands abandoned babies.

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Originally Posted by Inderjeet

Ok, i would like to install a free version, but I want to to run this project by tomorrow, so i am in little hurry, to run it in present compiler.

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Both of my recommendations are free.

My project will be checked in on same turbo c++ compiler. So I have to edit it according to my present compiler.
So is there some alternative in C language how i can make an introduction page?
So far nothing helped me to my problem's solution, as I want it compiled by tomorrow. :(

I am thinking to make a different program for introduction, as I will give it in a CD. Can u suggest me what I can put in my introduction page?
****************PROJECT NAME****************


My Name:-----
MY Email:-----------
MY Guide:--------(Teacher and institute name)------





Any more suggestions what I can put in intro page?
ty.

Intro pages can be simply a function called from main and displayed with printf()... there's no need for anything specialized or fancy...

Code:

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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>

void Intro (void)
  { printf("This is my intro page\n");
    printf("I made it just for you\n");
    //  and so on

    getchar();
  }

int main (void)
  { // variables

    Intro();
   
    // rest of code

    return 0; }

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