@Amit its good that you are thinking of putting up a request to your admininstration to change to some better IDE than old TC. Google the texts and you will find enough points for your claims there. But they may raise questions like "Most of the college computers are old, slow machines which can barely Turbo C compiler (they are very slow, often plagued with viruses). How will they will ever to run a full-fledged IDE?" So, be prepared for such things. And ofcourse, you can suggest lightweight IDEs like codeblocks or even Notepad++(its a good multi-language supported editor). And Geany is now available for Windows platform too. You can try that also.
Also try to take up a workshop for students differentiating the syntax between TC++ and GCC. -- Pratik Anand B.Tech - CSE (2nd year) Blog: pratik3d.blogspot.com Twitter: twitter.com/pratikone
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