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Hi!
Up until today I've been writing C with Borland C dos version. Only g-d knows why the school I go to teaches us C on that.
I want to start using MS's Visual Studio and I'm totally lost. It's a whole new enviornment of work. All their tutorials and help is only with C++ and I only know C.
I want to be able to first make a simple program with c that works. Where can I get help on this?
I have a question too:
I want to use functions like "delay" or "gotoxy". Eventhough I include the dos.h header file AND added it into my projects "Header files" the compiler still doesn't recognize those functions.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Ami
Up until today I've been writing C with Borland C dos version. Only g-d knows why the school I go to teaches us C on that.
I want to start using MS's Visual Studio and I'm totally lost. It's a whole new enviornment of work. All their tutorials and help is only with C++ and I only know C.
I want to be able to first make a simple program with c that works. Where can I get help on this?
I have a question too:
I want to use functions like "delay" or "gotoxy". Eventhough I include the dos.h header file AND added it into my projects "Header files" the compiler still doesn't recognize those functions.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Ami
Last edited by amishosh; Jan 18th, 2007 at 7:21 am.
You will want to create a file with *.c extension and VC will compile it as a c file, not c++. Create a new empty project. Then add a new file, when you give it a file name also specify the *.c extension -- such as myfile.c. How you do all that depends on what version of VC you have. VC++ 6.0 is not the same as VC++ 2005 (the most recent version).
Don't PM me with questions -- you might get a nasty PM in response. If you have a question then post it in one of the forums.
you're trying to create fullscreen DOS applications. AFAIK that's not supported by any reasonably modern compilers don't compile DOS programs anymore.
If they do, you may just need to pick the right target and possibly find the correct counterpart to Borland specific extensions to the standard C API.
If they do, you may just need to pick the right target and possibly find the correct counterpart to Borland specific extensions to the standard C API.
As people are clearly allowed to attack me but I'm not allowed to defend myself, I no longer post to this site.
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How to Compile C programs in Visual C++ 2005
http://cplus.about.com/od/learningc/qt/compilingc.htm
http://cplus.about.com/od/learningc/qt/compilingc.htm
Last edited by Colin Mac; Jan 18th, 2007 at 2:24 pm.
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I have a question too:
I want to use functions like "delay" or "gotoxy". Eventhough I include the dos.h header file AND added it into my projects "Header files" the compiler still doesn't recognize those functions.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Ami
win32 api has a whole set of console functions that allow you to move the cursor something like you did with gotoxy(). You might want to write your own gotoxy() that is a wrapper for those win32 api functions. See this MSDN entry. There are also a few tutorials on the net -- I don't have them available right now but I can look up the link in about 4 hours or so.
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Here is the link I mentioned earlier. It contains some code you can download that demonstrates how to write console program using win32 api functions.
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Here is the link I mentioned earlier. It contains some code you can download that demonstrates how to write console program using win32 api functions.
I am a beginner with microsoft visual studio and so I am lost
because I have always used turbo c++ and I am quite good at
it.
I want to use the delay function,but dont know how
I read somewhere that we can use sleep for that but for
that you need to include <windows.h> and whenever I try to do that
I get error saying file cannot be found
please help
rashid1990
Exactly what version of the compiler are you using? VC++ 2005 Express ? If yes, then you need to download (free) the Windows Software Development Kit (SDK). See these google links for your operating system
And yes, the function you want is Sleep(). And BTW you might as well start right now getting accustomed to searching MSDN because you will need it alot.
And yes, the function you want is Sleep(). And BTW you might as well start right now getting accustomed to searching MSDN because you will need it alot.
Last edited by Ancient Dragon; Nov 1st, 2007 at 7:56 pm.
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