borlandc
 

is there any way to run borlandc in linux...and then the programs?

I'd be very surprised if you could. Why not use gcc?

Probably using wine. The executables will only run in wine too.


http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...?postid=439289

The problem is that borland c is old even for windows, to the point where it's non-standard c (ie, it's older than the current standard). Unless we're talking about c++ builder.

Version 3.0 works in dosbox. Windows-based versions obviously need Windows, but it can be inside QEMU or VMware. Wine may work, but I wouldn't count on it.

I'm doing some examples from a book that was written in borlandc(or for windows, it uses conio.h & dos.h), after I learn all that stuff I will use gcc(and ncurses).
thx
I will try with wine.
thx again