printing programs directly from Turbo C++ compiler

[mike19182004]

How do we print programs directly from Turbo C++ 3.0 compiler?
I have tried the print function from file menu of compiler ,but it does not print!!!

[macklin01]

I don't use the TurboC++ compiler, but you could just open the C++ files in any text editor and print them from there. (I take it that you mean to print the source code.) -- Paul

[RedSon]

Why dont you try copying and pasting the code from your editor to a text editor. Then you can format it how you like and print it from that? Let me know how that works for you.

[AdrianH]

You could go further and either ask Turbo C++ for help (if it is a ligit copy) or try a different IDE. I've used Eclipse and am liking it a lot. VERY configurable to use almost any base compiler tools, though has configurations built in for the gnu compiler, I'm sure you could set it up for the Turbo C++ tools.

If you want to move to the gnu compiler, you can download either MinGW's version at http://www.mingw.org/ or the Cygwin version at http://www.cygwin.com/. They are fairly good and allow for using managed makefiles which do dependency checking. Very important to keep compilation errors from slowing down your development.

Hope this helps,


Adrian