Lots of easy tutorials there for DOSBox etc, or you could just use Microsoft Visual Studio.
To answer your compiler question though - a compiler turns your human readable code into machine readable code - something which can actually run on the computer. Generally when programming you need to convert your code into something executable. Compilers perform that function.
asim
July 16, 2011 at 11:00 am
u can use dos box and then install turbo c or u can use microsoft visual studio
Prithvididwana
July 16, 2011 at 9:59 am
Dear Friend Win 7 64 bit not support c++ . But you want to run in win 7 c++
you have need a vmware(vertual software for win xp) software .
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=windows+7+64-bit+c%2B%2B
Lots of easy tutorials there for DOSBox etc, or you could just use Microsoft Visual Studio.
To answer your compiler question though - a compiler turns your human readable code into machine readable code - something which can actually run on the computer. Generally when programming you need to convert your code into something executable. Compilers perform that function.
u can use dos box and then install turbo c or u can use microsoft visual studio
Dear Friend Win 7 64 bit not support c++ . But you want to run in win 7 c++
you have need a vmware(vertual software for win xp) software .