Install Borland Turbo C/C++ in Ubuntu or any version of Linux

Borland releases its famous IDE (Integrated Development Environment) Turbo C for C++ or C language programming only for Microsoft Windows operated systems, though its TurboC 3.0 version requires the support of DOS and only runs in the older versions of Microsoft Windows (without DOSbox).

Also see: Install and run Turbo C / C++ in fullscreen in any Windows

Here's a way to use this famous IDE on Ubuntu or Linux environments as well.

The steps are very simple:

REQUIREMENTS:

1) Download and install DosBox for linux
 

2) Download Borland Turbo C / C++ 3.1 for linux
 

3) A PC running linux operating system.

PROCEDURE:

1) Extract the files from Turbo C / C++ into a folder and rename the folder to TC
 

2) Place the TC folder on your Desktop.
 

3) Install DOS box into your Linux  PC.  (If you are using Ubuntu, you can find it on the Ubuntu Software Center.)
 

Ubuntu Users

4) To run Borland turbo C or turbo C++ on Ubuntu, run DosBox and enter the following commands:
    

            mount c ~/Desktop
            c:
            cd TC
            cd bin
            bc.exe
 

For other versiona of Linux
4) Run DOSBox and type in the following commands:
    

             mount c ~/Desktop
             c:
             cd TC
             install.exe
 

5) Enter C as the source drive and destination drive.
 

6) After the installation you will be good to run Borland Turbo C or Trubo C++ on you PC running Linux Operating System.

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