How to Run Turbo C in Full Screen Mode in Windows 7

How to Run Turbo C in Full Screen Mode in Windows 7

Turbo C is a 16 bit compiler whereas Windows 7 doesn`t support 16 bit applications.One can follow these simple steps to make it run the Turbo C.

•  Download and extract Turbo C from here.
• Right Click on My Computer.
• Go To Properties.
• Move to Device Manager.
• Right Click on Display Adapter.
• Then choose Disable.

We only need to disable our graphics(no need to uninstall it) so that we can run Turbo C in Full screen mode in Windows 7 32 bit edition.

After following above steps we can run Turbo C in full screen mode.

Emulated Turbo C++ IDE 3.0

Turbo C Software for Windows Vista and Windows 7 64 bit and 32 bit [One Click Installer!]

Searching Turbo C software for windows 7/vista 32 bit or 64 bit? and you didn’t find any good software or you find that DOS box method which takes lot of time for configuring that software. Here is a good solution for those who need turbo c software for windows 7 or vista OS.

Windows vista and windows 7 are both popular operating system, but when we compare this operating system with windows XP some of the basic operations/software which we use in XP won’t support in Vista or windows 7 operating system. For example command prompt in vista and windows 7 won’t show the full screen, and another major drawback is Turbo C software won’t support in both windows vista as well as windows 7 OS. So we cannot able to work C/C++ in our newer operating system. So here is a solution for that, with the help of  “Emulated Turbo C++ IDE 3.0” software we can work Turbo C fine in windows vista, windows 7 32 and 64 bit PC. This software is like a C for win7 and C for Vista.

We can using turbo c software for window 7 64 bit in other way also i.e by using DOSBox software and Turbo C software. In this way we have to configure manually to work turbo c for win7. But with Emulated Turbo C++ IDE 3.0 software we don’t need to configure anything and it is one click installer software. To work C in Win7/vista 64 bit or 32 bit only you need to install Emulated Turbo C++ IDE 3.0 software and after installing that software you can successfully run turbo c compiler in windows 7 64 bit pc.

Turbo C for windows 7, vista for 32 bit and 64 bit

I have tried turbo c in win7 by manual method, and with that method what I feel is installing Emulated Turbo C++ IDE 3.0 (C for win 7) software is good when compared with DOSBox installation method. Because in DOSBox method some of the shortcut keys of turbo c software won’t work (perform different task) and number pad (keyboard) won’t work properly (ex: to turn on numpad we have to press NumLk button twice or thrice to turn on) and configuring turbo c software for windows 7 64 bit pc is some what difficulty and time-consuming process.

So those who are looking for installing or working with turbo c in windows 7, I recommend you to go for Emulated Turbo C++ IDE 3.0 by mohit saxena instead of DOSBox method. According the developer he said turbo c supports full screen in windows vista  and windows 7 O.S but I don’t think it fully support full screen. In both the DOSBox method and Emulated Turbo C++ IDE 3.0 method turbo c opens in same screen size.

To download click here

PlayStation 4 Could Be Using Custom Chip to Power Console

PlayStation 4 Could Be Using Custom Chip to Power Console

IGN says PS4 will offer integrated and discrete chip processors.

IGN’s sources say the PS4 could use both AMD and Radeon chips in its next-gen console

IGN are reporting that the next-gen PlayStation console will offer integrated and discrete chips, from AMD and Radeon. That will be surprising, as it was previously rumoured Sony would move to just AMD to ease development for third-party developers.

The custom chips are based on the “AMD A8-3850 APU and Radeon HD 7670 GPU,” IGN say. The official product specs show the AMD chip as a processor with an integrated graphics chip. The APU will work with the GPU of the PS4, the HD 7670, which is a DirectX 11 card clocked to 1GHz.

The HD 7670 isn’t new – it’s the rebranded 6670. That’s the card that was rumoured by IGN to be in the next-gen Xbox, suggesting that both consoles will offer similar performance this time around. Sony is considered to have produced the more powerful console this generation, at the cost of frustrating first-party developers due to the Cell architecture.

The current price of the HD 7670 is $74.99, which is considered an entry-level processor. IGN says benchmark tests for games like Crysis 2 and and Metro 2033 perform at just over 30 FPS. While the next Xbox and PlayStation consoles could be similar on this front, the PS3’s other card will provide the advantage.

The A8-3850 has the HD 6550D on board, which means games can be run at baselines specs and low resolution without help of another GPU. When paired with the HD7670, IGN say, that means both cards will process realtime graphics.

IGN also say that while they are reporting this specs, it is possible these could change before the system’s launch. As the chips are based on retail products, it’s important to note that these are “custom.” It’s likely they won’t be exactly the same.