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Tyrel Souza 2023-01-17 21:23:39 -05:00
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I found a copy of `TurboC2 on Archive.org <https://archive.org/details/msdos_borland_turbo_c_2.01>`_ and tossed that into my DOS Box install. I wrote a "Hello world" and pressed compile and it couldn't include "stdio.h", what the heck? I found a copy of `TurboC2 on Archive.org <https://archive.org/details/msdos_borland_turbo_c_2.01>`_ and tossed that into my DOS Box install. I wrote a "Hello world" and pressed compile and it couldn't include "stdio.h", what the heck?
It seems that the Archive.org copy of Turbo C 2 ships with configuration that sets where the Includes and Lib directories to ``C:\\TC\\``. I keep all my programs in ``C:\\PROGS\\`` so of course it can't find any header files for me! It seems that the Archive.org copy of Turbo C 2 ships with configuration that sets where the Includes and Lib directories to ``C:\TC``. I keep all my programs in ``C:\PROGS`` so of course it can't find any header files for me!
To fix this you can either move your TurboC install to ``C:\\TC\\``, which feels wrong to me, or you could configure it in the options properly. To fix this you can either move your TurboC install to ``C:\TC``, which feels wrong to me, or you could configure it in the options properly.