Question:
i have borland c++ compiler 4.5ver but which .exe file should i open to start it?
Nancy
2013-10-12 02:07:10 UTC
okay so, i downlaoded the compiler from the internet borland ver4.5
i opened all the .exe files and yet there is no sign of opening the compiler, i gosh which file should i open; since all .exe files flash open and close including the cpp32.exe
ohh my god how to open this crap, this is latest new crap of borland

if anyone has got this crap please tell
Four answers:
2013-10-12 08:47:09 UTC
use the "cygwin" or "mingw"
MeMeMe
2013-10-12 10:07:50 UTC
1. The BC++ IDE is a Win16 program and will not work on 64-bit versions of Windows.

2. The BC++ IDE is named bc.exe or bcw.exe or something like that. Cpp.exe is the C preprocessor (which processes only directives beginning with a #, such as #define or #include), bcc.exe the C compiler, tlink.exe the linker. You will only ever need to use bcc.exe if you compile using the command line.

3. It's not the latest crap, the compiler you have is almost 20 years old.



If you want a modern compiler/development environment get Visual Studio 2012 Express Edition. It's free (as in free beer) and it's great - it even supports a considerable subset of C++11, the latest version of the C++ language.
James Bond
2013-10-12 12:59:46 UTC
May be your OS is 32 bit Win7



Do use

Dev c++ compiler

www.bloodshed.net



or codeblocks

www.codeblock.org
Amit Tiwari
2013-10-14 12:36:27 UTC
That may be TC.exe


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