I have vista 64 bit osis there any tc/c++ compiler that can run

rty geeting the c++ supprted for windows 64 bit,,,,,u can get it in esnips.com

How to install Turbo C++ on Windows 7 We are providing detailed procedure how to install Turbo C++ on Windows 7. The very same procedure can be used on Win Vista. If you are running 64 bit version of Win 7, read this article. Users having Win 7 Pro and Win 7 Ultimate should use the virtual Windows XP Mode to install Turbo C++.
Installing Turbo C++ on Windows 7
1. Extract the zip files to: e.g. C:\TurboC
Extract zip files
2. Run the install: C:\TurboC\INSTALL.EXE
Run the install
3. Press Enter to continue
Press Enter to continue
4. Enter the Source drive: e.g.C and press Enter to continue
Enter the Source drive
5. Enter the Source path: \TURBOC and press Enter to continue
Enter the Source path
6. In directories specify where Turbo C files are copied. E.g. C:\TC . When done go to start instalation and press Enter
Specify where Turbo C++ files are copied
7. Succesfull instalation
Succesfull instalation
8. First launch from your destination e.g. C:\TC\BIN\TC.EXE
First launch from your destination

Hi,

Turbo C/C++

64 Bit operating systems like Windows Xp64, Windows Vista64, and Window 7 will no longer run 16 bit applications and this includes Turbo C 2.01/Turbo C++ 3.0/3.1 or the programs they produce.
Turbo C 2.0 was first released in 1989, Turbo C++ 3.1 in 1991 making these programs nearly two decades old. They are just too old to run on modern PCs.

Upgrade To Modern Compiler

Note that Turbo C/C++ is very very very very old and produces 16 bit programs which no long run on many modern computers. So the best advice is to upgrade to a new compiler. There are many free compilers out there that you can use.

Free Compilers:

• Microsoft Express 2008 -- Great compiler and comes with a nice IDE (Visual Studio)
  
• MinGW -- Command line compiler but there are many IDEs that use it such as Code::Blocks, Eclipse, Dev-C++
  
• Borland C++ 5.5 -- Will compile Turbo C++ programs (including graphics.h) but produces 32bit code (slightly better than Turbo C) Only includes command line tools.
  
• DigitalMars -- Its still old but at least it produces 32bit programs (better than Turbo C). You might stumble across D++ which is a very powerful language derivative of C++.
  
• OpenWacom -- Again, nearly as old as Turbo C, but it produces more modern 32bit applications! (this project is still active too).

If you are just working with C there is:

• Pelles -- and excellent modern C compiler and IDE. Pelles also has the new TR1 libraries available so you can use regex and other new features. As well as support for many older libraries.
  
• LCC-Win32 -- Used as the basis for many of the research compilers.
  
• Tiny C -- is said to produce very fast programs.

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All of the above are Free and all excellent replacements for Turbo C which is so old it will not even run on your computer.


Regards.

You're a programmer you should know this. Turbo C is a 16 bit application. 64 bit operating systems cannot run 16 bit applications. You need to get the 32 bit version of Turbo C or upgrade to a newer compiler.
http://www.fileguru.com/apps/turbo_c_for_windows_7_32_bit

There are compatability issues with many of the 32 bit software titles. The 64 bit version of Vista is not backwards compatable with all titles of 32 bit Vista. You will have to down load the patch or 64 bit version of the titles you are having trouble with. You can try to run it in compatability mode but things like Turbo C/C++ will not function in that mode correctly. They won't debug right.

You can run Turbo C++ 3.0 on Windows XP 64 bit , Vista 32 bit and 64 bit OS (in full screen)

Install the software DOSBox ver 0.72 (Freeware) from the link below (Direct Link)

http://prdownloads.so urcef orge.net/dosbox/DOSBox0.72-win 32-in staller.exe?download

Before going to the details u have to create a folder (any name will do).

Here we name it as Turbo

Copy the TC into the Turbo folder

Run the DOSBox 0.72 from the icon located on the desktop or from the location of the installation folder

Then u are presented with two screens which look like the command prompt in Windows

Now u are presented with two screens. One with a Z prompt. U can ignore the other screen.

There type the following commands at the command prompt [Z]:

Mount [Type in any alphabet that u wish except z] [Type the source of the turbo C] press enter

For example (Type in the following commands after the Z prompt):

Z: mount d c:\Turbo\ [The folder TC is present inside the folder Turbo]

* Now u should get a message which says: Drive D is mounted as a local directory c:\Turbo\ ***

C:\> cd TC [The contents inside the folder Turbo gets mounted as a virtual drive (Here D drive)

source site :

http://mycomputer.freefor ums.o rg/running-turbo-c-in-full-scr een-m ode-help-t1241.html .

Hello

Use the command prompt. Maximize the window size. Change directory to c:. You will have a line that fits 75 characters and a window that occupies about 2/3 of the whole window. That's enough fore all reasonable problems. If you are not happy with what you get, you may try developping your C++ program under Linux.

Hope it helps

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Try the following link:

http://justmyself.wordpress.com/2007/11/28/turbo-c-on-windows-vista/

As 32 bit vista does not support full screen 16 bit plarforms(like c/c++) nd not at all suportable by 64 bit vista. to install u have to install the display drivers of XP, that can be found at the site of the manufacturer of ur Laptop/PC(in some cases graphics card manufacturer). All the best...., further having any query , pLz fell free 2 ask