Programming Tutorials (2 of 4): Installing the Borland C Compiler
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@snietfeld i setup every thing told in your last video but .. how to open editor for c++ mode . i means open file to open a writen file or new text area . like we can see in your emacs in this video .. my text goes white please help me ..
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fuck theirs a glitch in the setup package.... if your using the E: drive it says you require 50 mb of data
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where's the third part of the tutorial?
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friend can i send you a source code to compile it for me cause whatever i do i still get 13 errors.The code is not mine so i suppose its right
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I've added annotations to make that a little more clear.
Ctrl-x Ctrl-f : Opens new file
Ctrl-x Ctrl-s : saves current buffer
Ctrl-x b : switches to the next buffer on the screen.
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Why aren't the two cfg files created during the installation?
bicarbane 1 year ago
@bicarbane
I honestly have no idea. Possibly to force the user to find out exactly where standard libraries would be imported from. Seems like a bit of an unnecessary pain though, doesn't it?
snietfeld 1 year ago
do i need emacs for this?
markcuibus1997 2 years ago
No, not at all. You could just write the sample program in something like notepad.
snietfeld 2 years ago
the video is very cool;) but i have a problem understandin what you are doning afer the syntax.what do you type in the run tab? please reply me i really what to lear c++ tnx
stely000 3 years ago
I'm just typing 'emacs' to start the emacs editor. You might check out my other video for setting that up, or you could just as easily written the code in notepad and compiled it from another command prompt.
snietfeld 2 years ago