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People who programme using MS-Dos EDIT
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I've never used MS--DOS edit to create code, but is there actually a linker and compiler already included?
I thought it was just an editor?
If you haven't got a linker/compiler, go to
If you already got yourself a linker and compiler, it should have instructions.
Sorry I can't be more help...
I thought it was just an editor?
If you haven't got a linker/compiler, go to
If you already got yourself a linker and compiler, it should have instructions.
Sorry I can't be more help...
SAM,
I am afraid, EDIT is a simple editor, although it has a support for QBASIC but thats again a part of MSDOS 6.0 and earlier.
I dont think saying this would be helpful but I'll still recommend you using TruboC IDE for the purpose of creating, modifying, compiling and linking your C programs...
have fun coding... ;-)
Roy.
I am afraid, EDIT is a simple editor, although it has a support for QBASIC but thats again a part of MSDOS 6.0 and earlier.
I dont think saying this would be helpful but I'll still recommend you using TruboC IDE for the purpose of creating, modifying, compiling and linking your C programs...
have fun coding... ;-)
Roy.
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