Failing to install Turbo C++

[Kafka]

Tried to install Turbo C++ - including the prereq.zip file - but keep
getting an error message "Unable to execute the specified command
line".
Any suggestions what is going on?

Cheers Ollie, Jersey

 

[Victor Bazarov]

Tried to install Turbo C++ - including the prereq.zip file - but
keep getting an error message "Unable to execute the specified command
line".
Any suggestions what is going on?

Well, it's probably just too old for your command lines. Try switching
to a newer compiler.

V

 

[Duane Hebert]

Tried to install Turbo C++ - including the prereq.zip file - but keep
getting an error message "Unable to execute the specified command
line".
Any suggestions what is going on?

Try newsgroups.borland.com server.

 

[Duane Hebert]

Well, it's probably just too old for your command lines. Try switching
to a newer compiler.

Borland has decided to name its current c++ only version
of BDS as Turbo C++.
http://www.turboexplorer.com/cpp

He may be talking about this one as it has a prereq.zip to
be installed.

 

[Tony]

Borland has decided to name its current c++ only version
of BDS as Turbo C++.
http://www.turboexplorer.com/cpp

Cool. Umm, I think. They stopped offering the command line compiler
for free. I wonder if MS nixed the command line compiler also with
the releas of the free VC Express?

Tony

 

[Marcus Kwok]

I wonder if MS nixed the command line compiler also with
the releas of the free VC Express?

It seems they have.

 

[Tony]

It seems they have.

I have to assume that all the Eclipse buzz has reconvinced MS and Borland
that IDEs are marketable. I think compilers should be pluggable into any
IDE rather than tied to a specific IDE, that's why I liked the command line
compiler offerings (I guess that's still possible, except now you have to
buy the IDE to get the CL compiler).

Tony