C++

Discussion in 'Software' started by wolfx28, Nov 10, 2007.

  1. wolfx28

    wolfx28 Sergeant

    okay so i'm reading McGraw hills's how to program in C++ and i'm really into it buti'm stuck at thje part where i need a C++ complier and it says to get the borlan one which i did but the installation is that easy but i followed the steps and i'm supposed to type in

    bcc32 and it just says bcc is not recgonizd as a command

    can anyone help?

    btw i followed these steps

    http://csjava.occ.cccd.edu/~gilberts/bcc55.html

    Wolf
     
  2. Akumos

    Akumos Private E-2

    did you install the compiler in the recommended directory? you may have to point to it.

    The best program to use, I find, is Visual Studio 2003 if you can get your hands on it! Any IDE will have a compiler built in.
     
  3. Wookie

    Wookie Sergeant Major

    Hey Wolf,
    More than likely somehow the program did not end up being in your path for your environment variables ciorrectly, what you can do to test if it works for sure is use a direct path to the program to compile

    something like

    "c:\program files\borland\bin\bcc.exe" myprogram.c

    or c:\BCC55\bin according to that link

    See if it will compile then, if this works then you probably just need to fix the environment variables.
     

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