Borland Turbo Debugger (td32.exe)

[Rachel Orrell]

I cannot find this anywhere. I see mention of it all over the place,
but it's not included in bcc55 and it's not available for download at
any working link I've seen. Does anybody know how I can get my hands
on it?

[ahmad qawasmeh]

Hi,

 

Actually, I have this option: you can use visual studio to write your code and debug it. but after that, you need to compile it with borland using the way mentioned in the HW.

 

Regards,

Ahmad

[Chris Cruz]

I found turbo debugger and a link to install since i have 64bit
windows 7

http://blog.bestsoftware4download.com/2010/02/how-to-install-turbo-c-on-windows-7-64bit/

[Rachel Orrell]

Not what I'm looking for but hope it works for you!

[madhavi prasad]

Hi

Do we need to change something so that its compatible with BCC after writing in visual studio?

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Regards
Madhavi

[ahmad qawasmeh]

Hi,

 

I didn't try before, but, regarding the syntax, I don't think there is a big difference. try some small codes to double check. I tried some and they worked on both, but as I mentioned before, the file should be compiled as specified in the HW instructions using Borland, because this is the compiler that we will use for grading. 

 

Regards,

Ahmad 

[Justin Scott]

I wrote my code in Visual Studio Express 2010. After I was done, I
copied all the .cpp and .h files to a new directory. The only changes
I had to make was to edit all the include statements. The Borland
compiler uses this syntax, #include <library.h>. Visual Studio doesn't
require the .h file extension in includes. Then I just ran "bcc32
*.cpp" from the command prompt, in my source directory, and it created
my main.exe.

[Justin Scott]

I forgot to mention that I also had to convert my filenames to c-
strings for the fstream constructors.
e.g.
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string filename;
.
<fancy filename code>
.
ifstream inFile(filename.c_str());
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-Justin