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Turbo C Tutorial

This document provides instructions for setting up the directory structure and environment needed to use the Turbo C compiler and follow along with the Coronado Enterprises Turbo C tutorial. It describes creating subdirectories for the Turbo C integrated development environment, header files, libraries, and examples. It also provides steps for configuring the include and library directories in Turbo C and running a first sample program.

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Turbo C Tutorial

This document provides instructions for setting up the directory structure and environment needed to use the Turbo C compiler and follow along with the Coronado Enterprises Turbo C tutorial. It describes creating subdirectories for the Turbo C integrated development environment, header files, libraries, and examples. It also provides steps for configuring the include and library directories in Turbo C and running a first sample program.

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Coronado Enterprises Turbo C TUTOR July 1, 1987

COMPILER.DOC file
This tutorial is written specifically for the Turbo-C compiler
by Borland International. It is written for the first release
of that particular compiler, and many of the topics discussed
refer to the User's Guide and Reference Guide for that particular
release. For that reason, when Borland releases a new version,
some of the page numbers may be in error for the new release, but
the topics will still be useable and valid. It is written to
teach you how to read and write Turbo C programs but even more
important, it is intended to teach you the vocabulary of the C
language so that you can intelligently read the literature about C.
Due to the ease of use of the Integrated Environment version of
Turbo C, It will be used exclusively by this tutorial. You can
use the Command Line version of Turbo C with this tutorial, but
all notes in the tutorial will describe use of the Integrated
Environment version.

******** Note - Note - Note - Note - Note - Note - Note *********


All of the files in the Coronado Enterprises Turbo C tutorial are
designed to work with the Turbo C compiler with all options left
in the default mode (ie - the way the compiler comes from the
factory), and any changes may affect the way some of the example
programs work. For example, if you were to change the number of
significant characters used for an identifier to 4, the program
named SCOPE.C in chapter 5, would have all 3 functions named the
same, namely "head", and the program would not work. You would
actually have other problems with this change, but they will not
be commented on here. Other kinds of errors are also possible, so
it would be best that you simply use the Borland defaults for the
duration of the tutorial and when you have gained experience with
C, customize your compiler to suit your own taste.

****************** Suggested Hard Disk Setup *********************


The Turbo C User's Guide has complete instructions describing
how to set up your system for proper use. Following the direc-
tions given will result in the following directory setup if you
are using a hard disk. Some of the files have been omitted in
this suggested setup to reduce the clutter in the TURBOC directory.
This will reduce the confusion over extra files as you work your
way through the tutorials.

Turbo C disk 1 - INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT ENV.


Turbo C disk 2 - COMMAND LINE/UTILITIES
Turbo C disk 3 - HEADER FILES/LIBRARIES/EXAMPLES
Turbo C disk 4 - LIBRARIES/EXAMPLES
C:\TURBOC\
TC.EXE /* From Turbo C disk 1 */
TCCONFIG.TC /* You make this file - See below */
TCHELP.TCH /* From Turbo C disk 1 */
*.* /* From Turbo C Tutor SOURCE disk */
C:\TURBOC\INCLUDE\
*.H /* From Turbo C disk 3 */
C:\TURBOC\INCLUDE\SYS\
STAT.H /* From Turbo C disk 3 \SYS\ subdir.*/
C:\TURBOC\LIB\
*.OBJ /* From Turbo C disk 3 */
*.LIB /* From Turbo C disk 3 */
*.OBJ /* From Turbo C disk 4 - optional */
*.LIB /* From Turbo C disk 4 - optional */
The *.OBJ and *.LIB files from disk 4 are needed only if you wish
to use additional memory models. You only need the "Small" memory
model to run all of the programs included in the Coronado Enter-
prises Turbo C tutorial.
After creating the subdirectories listed above and loading them
with the files listed, change to the TURBOC directory and create
the TCCONFIG.TC file by following these instructions (note that
the instructions are given on page 16 of the Turbo C User's guide
but they are somewhat cryptic for the beginner).
1. TC<return> This loads the TURBO-C compiler
2. O Selects "Options"
3. E Selects "Environment"
4. I Selects "Include directories"
5. \TURBOC\INCLUDE<return> Sets directory for include files
6. L Selects "Library directory"
7. \TURBOC\LIB<return> Sets directory for library files
8. <Esc> Returns to "Options" menu
9. S Selects "Store options"
10. <return> Stores file named "TCCONFIG.TC"
11. <Esc> Return to the TURBO-C main menu

To run your first program. (This assumes FIRSTEX.C has been copied
into the \TURBOC\ directory from the tutorial SOURCE disk.)
1. TC<return> Loads the Turbo C compiler
2. F Selects "Files"
3. L Selects "Load"
4. <return> Lists all files *.C
5. Position cursor on FIRSTEX.C
6. <return> Loads FIRSTEX.C
7. Alt-R Compiles and runs FIRSTEX


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