I am just beginning to learn asp.net and ended up troubleshooting localhost issues very soon.i just built a basic asp.net webpage and try to run it (ctrl+f5). localhost was not resolved and it resulted in “page not found error” on both internet explorer and firefox.
here i am giving some tips for all those who are new to visual c++ 2008 and have decided to ditch turbo c++.if you are finding it difficult to run your old turbo c programs on visual c++ compiler,here are some tips to solve those frustrating compatibility issues.
This tutorial is about running a turboc compiler in windows vista in full screen mode.
i know ! running decade old turbo c compiler in vista doesnt make any sense when you have much advanced compilers.but there are some cases where you have to run turboc on your vista machine,just because your university doesnt use any other advanced compiler other than your grandpa’s compiler “turbo c”.
i am using dev-c++ compiler (with MinGW) lately.and i am liking it very much .
loading a program at start-up automatically ( program is loaded automatically when system starts) can be done in many ways ,however i find following two ways easier.
- in the system Startup’s folder
- by making some changes in registry
Migrating from Turbo C to Dev- C++ Compiler
all these days i was programming using the decade old compiler turboc which is still used in many of the engineering colleges in karnataka.i was very much interested about graphics turboc could offer.here i am going to share my experience with dev c++ compiler.
ive got many recommendations for this compiler which made me to try this one.first of all its free of cost.and i hear many more advantages of this compiler which i am going to explain soon.
first i downloaded this compiler from sourceforge and installed it on my computer with default settings.all the download versions were beta versions.although i’ve heard beta versions are fairly stable i am still reluctant to use beta softwares.i am running xp sp3 on my machine.installation was very easy,just like any other software.the version i downloaded was w/o MinGW (Minimalistic GUI for Windows) .when i started dev -c++ i got a message
“There doesn’t seem to be (a) GNU make file in PATH or in Dev-C++’s BIN path. P-lease make sure you have a GNU make and adjust the Bin setting or system path enviroment variable and make setting in Compiler Option contains the correct filename, otherwise you will not be able to compile anything.”
so looked up google,got into a forum which suggested to install the version with mingw,so downloaded the version with mingw.removed old version.installed the new one.this time i dint get any error messages.





