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This is a free C++ compiler from Borland. It comes with an IDE and debugger.
Turbo C - This is a free C compiler from Borland. It comes with an IDE and debugger.
- Along with all the other applications that were junked was Turbo C that my daughter needed for her school work. Is there a Turbo C version for Mac? Or is there a similar C editor that I can use on the Mac? The school's requirement is Turbo C and I would hate to have to go back to Windows just for this defunct program.
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Turbo C - This is a free C++ compiler from Borland. It comes with an IDE and debugger.
Fixed some bugs.
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05.12.10
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Turbo C Editor For Mac Shortcut
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Windows Vista, 2003, XP, 2000, 98
A high performance C/C++ compiler which offers the fastest possible gains.
Convert C source code into Delphi/Pascal source code.
Turbo C Editor For Mac
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This is a free C++ compiler from Borland. It comes with an IDE and debugger.
Emulation of Borland Graphic Interface library for MS-Windows (C language)
UPDATE: There is a new post about compiling C programs entirely within Xcode using Mac OS X 10.7+. Read it here.
During a programming class back in 2006, I had to find a way to write and compile C programs on my iBook G4. This was one of the ways I found to do that job.
Turbo C Editor For Mac Windows 10
Required:
- Apple Developer Tools (available on OS X Install DVD)
- A text editor (I use TextWrangler)
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Steps:
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- Install Apple Developer Tools on the Mac OS X Install DVD by inserting Disk 1 and choosing Developer Tools.
- Write a program with a text editor and save it with the extension .c
- Open Terminal by navigating to Applications > Utilities > Terminal
- Type
gcc
with a space afterwards - Drag the file with the .c extension to the Terminal window to place the location of the file.
- Press Enter.
- Type
~/a.out
- Press Enter.
- Watch your program come alive!
This will generate a file called a.out inside your user folder.
[tags]programming, Mac OS X, Terminal[/tags]