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C Programing in Linux

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tazor:
I learnt C using a Borland compiler. I now use Red Hat but I've found that the compiler built in with Linux uses different header files and I need to re-write a lot of my stuff just to get it to compile.

I have heard there is a compiler for Linux that uses the same header files as Borland, and is basically Borland for Linux.

Does anyone know where I can find this and what it is called? Does anyone have any better suggestions?

I would just learn the Linux header files, but I'm still learning the Borland ones, and learning them is not optional (Student demands).

slave:
Do you use conio.h or something?  Linux uses ncurses which is kind of similar.  I'd suggest just getting used to programming with gcc, everyone uses it.  Borland costs money I think anyway.  And what C class makes you use Borland?  Even  mine (which is dumb as dirt so far) uses gcc on solaris machines.

Kintaro:
Gee TaZoR where abouts in aussie do you live? I live in 9 Coram Close Narre Warren, Victoria.

You?

Kintaro:
(TaZoR is my brother)

We found out if we just ditch the conio it works, and that getch is getchar. A few other things, he runs Red-Hat 8.0, and uses GNOME.

slave:
What's the program you're writing?  Can I have a look?

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