
- BORLAND C 5.1 INSTALL
- BORLAND C 5.1 MANUAL
- BORLAND C 5.1 CODE
- BORLAND C 5.1 PLUS
- BORLAND C 5.1 PROFESSIONAL
Programmer's Guide (Language grammar, library cross reference, advanced topics, error messages). Reference Guide (run-time library, global variables). Getting Started (Installation, Tutorials).
BORLAND C 5.1 PLUS
720K disk version has four disks labeled Turbo C++, plus one disk with Turbo Assembler, labeled BOR 0854 PART# 15LB-ASD02, with files dated 2:00am, plus one disk with Turbo Debugger labeled PART# 15LB-ASD04 BOR0849, with files dated 02:00am, plus one disk with Turbo Profiler, labeled PART # 15LB-PFL, with files dated 02:00am. Turbo Debugger, User's Guide, 355 pages, PART# 15MN-ASD03. Turbo Assembler, Reference Guide, 297 pages, PART# 15MN-ASD02. Turbo Assembler, User's Guide, 582 pages, PART# 15MN-ASD01. Turbo Debugger 1.5, 5.25" diskette PART# 15LB-ASD Turbo Assembler 1.0, 5.25" diskette PART# 15LB-ASD
BORLAND C 5.1 PROFESSIONAL
Turbo C 2.0 Professional - Adds Turbo Assembler, and Turbo Debugger to the Turbo C 2.0 package above. Turbo C Reference Guide, 612 pages, PART # 14MN-COM-02. Turbo C User's Guide, 425 pages, PART # 14MN-COM-01. Turbo Pascal 5.5 Features sheet, Part # MK CT-BOR0B Inside Turbo C subscription form, PART# 14CL - COM09, SUI: 14E 112 Order form for 3.5" disks, CODE:VZ02, PART # AACL-ALL17, BOR 1058A Technical support instruction sheet, PART # AACL-ALL06, BOR 0556A
BORLAND C 5.1 CODE
Turbo C 2.0 Runtime Library Source Code order form. Turbo Languages catalog, Part # MK CT-BOR011, BOR 1047A Includes the following printed materials:
BORLAND C 5.1 MANUAL
Looks like 1.5 used the 1.0 manual but added a "Turbo C 1.5 Additions & Enhancement" manual. Turbo C 1.5, dated 12/10/87 1:05a, diskette part number BOR 0249A with blue twisty. Turbo C 1.0, dated 6/3/87 1am, diskette part number BOR 249 with red twisty The experts there can give you advice on which product will meet your needs. If you don't find the information you need below, we recommend the usenet newsgroups news: and news:++. Information on other Borland/Inprise products. EMS is not affiliated with Borland, Inprise, or any other vendor. While you may find older versions of development tools in many places, links to the old/used programming tools sales pages of EMS Professional Software, this page's sponsor, are provided for your convenience. This document lists brief descriptions of current and older development tools for the PC, along with notes and a brief list of features. The text "Hello world!" should appear in the command prompt.Version information for older Borland/Inprise C Compilers Borland®/Inprise® C Compiler Versions Features Type in the command prompt: helloworld.exe. Type in the command prompt: bcc32 helloworld.c. Windows Vista and 7: cd "C:\Users\Username\Documents"ġ7. Windows XP: cd "C:\Documents and Settings\Username\My Documents" This will vary with your operating system (replace Username with your computer username): Change directories to your My Documents folder. Save the new file as a plain-text file in My Documents.

Open a new document/file in your favorite text editor and paste the following code in it:ġ4. All that's left to do is to test your compiler. Save this file as as plain-text file in the same directory as the previous file. Paste the following lines inside of it (remember to change the pathnames if you installed in a different path):ġ2.

Open a new blank document/file in notepad or wordpad again.ġ1. Navigate to your /bin directory and save the file as a plain text document with the name "bcc32.cfg".ġ0.

BORLAND C 5.1 INSTALL
Paste the following lines inside of it:īe sure to change the pathnamess if you did not install in the default path (C:\Borland\BCC55).ĩ. Open a text-editing program, such as notepad or wordpad.Ĩ. If you did not change the default install directory, then you will just need to copy and paste this on the end of the path environment variable (without quotes): " C:\Borland\BCC55\Bin".ħ. Type a semi-colon, then add the path to the compiler's BIN directory. In the system variables box, find the PATH variable, select it, then click on the Edit button.Ħ. Click on "Environment variables" (you will need administrator privileges).ĥ.

Right click on My Computer in the Start Menu and select Properties.Ĥ. Once this is done, you will need to make some changes of your system environment to make the compiler work.Ģ.
