Ambar Roy writes:
>> 1. Most of the students like to make their projects graphics-based, which
>> is pretty simple and straight forward in TC++, but that
>> may not be the case with linux.
> Can't we run tc++ under dosemu?? This way we can have linux, and if any
> student/external examiner wants they can use tc++! Last time i checked (and
> this is a very long time back) dosemu was a functional system, and it cud
> run most of the sw for dos!
What about RHIDE? It is an integrated development environment for Linux.
It is NOT a compiler, but it provides a friendly (Borland-like) user
interface to the compilers (mostly gcc) which come with Linux.
This shuold give the teachers and students a familiar interface if they have
been using Borland.
However, I don't know what the school syllabus is and what libraries
students are expected to get familiar with. What sort of practicals they do
etc..
When we get to see the CBSE syllabus and the past years exam papers - theory
and practicals - we could explore options.
Leo
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