C Language Tutorials
Turbo C++
Compiler used for C language
is called Turbo C++
- Provides a complete Integrated
Development Environment (IDE) known as TC editor- Used to create, edit, save ,
compile and run C programs- Provides a powerful debugger
feature → detecting and removing errors in programs- Type TC on DOS prompt and
press Enter key to Start IDE- The menu bar of IDE contains
menus to create, edit, compile, execute and debug C program- The user can open menu by
clicking it with the mouse.- The user can also press a
combination of ALT key and the first highlighted
character of the name of menu.
For example:
ALT+F is used to open File
menu
Create, Edit,
Compile, link & Execute Program
Creating and
Editing a C program
- Process of Writing C program
is known as Editing
- This process includes writing,
modifying and deleting program statements
- Part of Turbo C++ IDE that is
used to write C programs is called Edit Window
- A new edit windows can be
opened by selecting File>New option from menu bar
- Edit has a double lined border
- Cursor blinks in the window
- Position of the cursor
indicates the starting point to write a program
- User can expand window by
clicking the arrow in the upper right corner
Saving a C program
- Process of storing the program
on disk
- A program should be saved on
disk to be used repeatedly
- C programs are saved with .C
extension
Procedure to Save
a C program Using Turbo C++
- Select File>Save. The Save
As dialog box will appear
- Default name NONAME00.CPP
appears
- Enter the file name
- Enter the path to save file
- Click OK. The program
will be saved at specified location
Compile a C
program
- Process of converting source
program into object program
- Converted program save with
.obj extension
- Source program cannot be
compiled if it contains any syntax error
- Compiler generates error
message to describe the cause of error
Procedure to
Compile C program Using Turbo C++
- Select Compile>Compile
- Program will be translated
into object program
- In case of error, compiler
will generate error message
Linking a C program
- Linking is process of linking
library files with object program
- These files are used to
perform different tasks such as input/output
- A library file must be linked
with the object file before execution
- Linker is a program that
combines the object program with additional library files
- Linker generates error message
if the library file does not exist
- A new file is created with
.exe extension if the process of linking is successful
- The linker can be started in
Turbo C++ by selecting Compiler > Link from the menu bar
Executing a C
Program
- Execution is the process of
running an executable file
- The C program can be executed
afer compiling and linking
- The program must be loaded
into memory to execute
- In Turbo C++,
- The program can be loaded in
the memory by selecting Run > Run from menu bar or pressing CTRL+F9.
- The screen flickers for some
time when a program is executed.
- The output screen displays the
output of the program and disappears.
- The user can display the
output screen by selecting Window > User Screen or pressing ALT+F5
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