Summary: could someone please email me td.exe its normally under c:\bp\bin\ it comes with Borland Turbo Pascal. If you have BP could u please have a look and e...
Summary: I forgot to put my email in the last message so here it is, sly_wolf_69@hotmail.com, i need Turbo assembler, Turbo Debugger and Turbo Profiler for use...
Summary: What is the command to use the ASCII chaaracters in Borland Turbo C++? I know that in BASIC it is CHR$() and to change back it is ASC(). How about C++...
Summary: Anyone can send me these rare Abandonware titles on a "low quality" cheap CD-R for free??? MS-DOS 6.22 Self-Extracting 1.44Mb PC-DOS 6.x/7.x Self-Extr...
Summary: Help!!! Anybody,Somebody,thee master of Borland Turbo C++ Dos applications, Please let me know how to set the screen resolution to 1024X768 using TC++...
Summary: I want to learn how to use the Dos Debug program to step through an exe file, one time. I then want to save it on a:\ It's a large file, 377kb, so s...
Summary: Is there a program is the public domain that will give an assembly language code of a program compiled with Turbo Pascal 7 for DOS? Unfortuantely, Bor...
Summary: If you want the latest C compiler from Borland ( the writers of Turbo C ) download Borald C++ compiler 5.5. It is free, and will compile all your c/c+...
Summary: No, unless you have installed a C compiler for DOS. You can get great C compilers free, particularly for 16-bit DOS. Borland/inprise (last I knew) of...
Summary: Is anyone familiar with Turbo C++ language: if so please help. This is the code i have so far but i need the division operater to work when calculati...
Summary: I have Turbo Pascal 7 and would like to make copies. The original media included 720KB 3.5" diskettes. My floppy drive can only format 1.44MB 3.5" dis...
Summary: topic: how to count letters in sequence in turbo pascal i learnt to apply succ(x) for counting letters, after Z or Z how do i make it go for 2 letters...
Summary: There are also many free compilers/assemblers. One of the easier "language"'s to learn might be the Moonrock compiler, which generates assembly code ...
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