Turbo c++ is from the middle or early 1990's, before the standardization of c++. Here is an account of downloading and using it in 2023 (the code project): I haven't it tried but it looks promising.
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Turbo c/c++ was released decades ago without compliance for any standard definitions and never was updated regarding these.
Those products have been obsolete for ~25 years and should.
I am trying to plot circle using graphics.h library but all the tutorials and examples i have seen had "c:\\turboc\\bgi" Broland has not released any version of turbo c or c++ that is compatible with windows 7 or windows 8. Revisiting borland turbo c/c++, a great ide back in the 90s. At that time the effective standard for c++ was the arm, the annotated reference manual by.
It will start with differences in naming. But there are third party turbo c++ compilers that works fine on windows 7 and. It should be possible to follow.
