** How to Compile C Programs

If you re new to C programming and find it difficult to compile the C source codes then this post is for you. Here is a step-by-step procedure to install Borland C++ compiler 5.5 and compile C programs.

How to install Borland C++ compiler 1. Download Borland C++ compiler 5.5 (for Windows platform) from the following link. http:// www.codegear.com/ downloads/free/ cppbuilder 2. After you download, run freecommandlinetools.exe. The default installation path would be C:BorlandBCC55

How to configure Borland C++ compiler 1. After you install Borland C++ compier, create two new Text Documents 2. Open the first New Text Document.txt file and add the following two lines into it -Ic:Borland Bcc55include -Lc:BorlandBcc55lib Save changes and close the file. Now rename the file from New Text Document.txt to bcc32.cfg. 3. Open the second New Text Document (2).txt file and add the following line into it -Lc:BorlandBcc55lib Save changes and close the file. Now rename the file from New Text Document (2).txt to ilink32.cfg. 4. Now copy the two files bcc32.cfg and ilink32.cfg, navigate to C: BorlandBCC55Bin and paste them.

How to compile the C source code (.C files) 1. You need to place the .C (example.c) file to be compiled in the following location C:BorlandBCC55Bin 2. Now goto command prompt (Start->Run->type cmd->Enter) 3. Make the following path as the present working directory (use CD command) C:BorlandBCC55Bin 4. To compile the file (example.c) use the following command bcc32 example.c 5. Now if there exists no error in the source code you ll get an executable file (example.exe) in the same location (C:Borland BCC55Bin). 6. Now you have successfully compiled the source code into an executable file(.exe file).

NOTE: The above tutorial assumes that you ve installed the compiler onto the C: drive (by default).

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