Conio.h

[Eduardo Elias Camponez]

Is conio.h C library or just C++?

Tks

Eduardo Camponez

[Andreas Kahari]

In article <a3************ **************@ posting.google. com>,
Eduardo Elias Camponez wrote:

Is conio.h C library or just C++?

Neither. See the discussion at

http://www.comeaucomputing.com/techtalk/#clearscreen
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Andreas Kähäri

[Martin Ambuhl]

Eduardo Elias Camponez wrote:

Is conio.h C library or just C++?

It is neither standard C not standard C++. As a result, it is off-topic in
both <news:comp.lang .c> and <news:comp.lang .c++>.

In the implementations that provide such a non-standard header (almost all
for x86 platforms), it is a header for use with C which may also work with
C++. In no implementation is it a header for use with C++ first.
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Martin Ambuhl

[Malcolm]

"Eduardo Elias Camponez" <ca******@yahoo .com.br> wrote in

Is conio.h C library or just C++?

Neither ISO C nor ISO C++ have a standard header called conio.h. Such a
library shipped with old DOS compilers where it provided functions for
managing the DOS console, such as printing at specific screen co-ordinates,
which stdio.h lacks.

[Andreas Kahari]

In article <bk**********@n ewsg2.svr.pol.c o.uk>, Malcolm wrote:

"Eduardo Elias Camponez" <ca******@yahoo .com.br> wrote in

Is conio.h C library or just C++?

Neither ISO C nor ISO C++ have a standard header called conio.h. Such a
library shipped with old DOS compilers where it provided functions for
managing the DOS console, such as printing at specific screen co-ordinates,
which stdio.h lacks.

I know everyone knows what you mean, but you're using "header"
and "library" interchangeably . Both are headers, and <stdio.h>
can't do a thing, the standard C library can.

And AFAIK, "old DOS compilers" aren't the only ones equipped
with the infamous "conio.h" header (and accompaning library).

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Andreas Kähäri