Nigel,
Hi. If I were you, I would get the freeware GNU C for this sort of work.
This compiler is available on both platforms and should be helpful for your
porting efforts.
My second choice would be to use a Win32 C compiler to compile a console
program. Stay away from WinAPI and non ANSI C stuff. In particular, you
will need to define that you want strict compliance to ANSI C.
Hope this helps.
Dennis.
> I know this is way off topic but I can't think of anywhere else to go.
>
> Is it possible to obtain a copy of Turbo C++ for DOS. I only want the
> DOS Developement tool (with the DOS Editor, debugger and IDE) - I don't
> need the suite with C++ 5.0 and 4.5 just the old DOS version whith no
> other fancy bits.
>
> All I want to do is write DOS programmes (which will later be ported to
> a UNIX environment) and as such the exes will never run in a windows
> environment.
>
> Anyone who tell me where to get them please let me know.
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