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Whew! I got it to work! Thanks very much!!!!! I encountered two things: I had to use getchar instead of getch (looked in glossary) and the -n"Path to Output folder" caused some problems...but maybe my fault I created an Output folder in c:\borland\bcc55\bin but it gave error...

Thanks Ankan!!! I can't wait to go home tonight to try this! I appreciate your help. If I can get that to go, then I just have to learn ALL the code right? LOL

C++ compile (Command-line switch = -P) Is this the explanation? Please show me exactly how to handle getting that little program in the previous post to run. Thanks! Do you smell the smoke burning here? LOL The -P command-line option causes the compiler to compile all source files as C++...

C++Builder includes BCC32.EXE, the Borland C++ command-line compiler. Command-line compiler syntax The syntax for BCC32 is: BCC32 [option [option...]] filename [filename...] Where: Items enclosed in brackets are optional. option refers to the command-line options. filename refers to the...

Hello I have downloaded the Borland C++ compiler and I am following an online tutorial. I plan to try to learn C and C++ starting today! Here is the basic program and the instructions given. I have saved the file as .cpp. I have managed to do the "Hello world" in Java 2 some time...

Thanks very much John!!! Now I can roll up my sleeves and get busy!

Hello I am completely new and unfamiliar with programming but want to learn now. I did manage to make the "hello world" program work in Java 2. But I want to start with C. I downloaded the Borland Compiler 5.5 but don't know where to start creating code. Would I use notepad or word...