turbo-c++

I am a beginner in programming and I am trying to make a code that reads 2 numbers from a file and then displays it in the output window on turbo c++. My code only reads the first number and produces incorrect output for the second number. #include<iostream.h> #include<fstream.h> #include<conio.h> void main() { int x, y; clrscr(); ifstream inFile; ofstream outFile; inFile.open("prac.txt"); while(!inFile.eof()) inFile >> x >> y; cout << x << " " << y; inFile.close(); } The file contains the numbers: 2 3 Output : 2 0 Output when called as a function: 2 -28903 which is very different if I call it

I'd recently created this program that displays the last letter of a string. Using this code: #include<conio.h> #include<string.h> #include<stdio.h> void main() { clrscr(); char text[255]; int length= strlen(text); char lastchar=text[length-1]; gets(text); cout<<lastchar; getch(); } If I use textattribute or textcolor+128 and change cout to cprintf(lastchar) I receive an error which says: cannot convert int to const* char" and "type mismatch in parameter '___format' in call to 'cprintf(const char*,....)' This is what you are looking for: //------------------------------------------------------

I am making a game program in turbo c++ for my project and I need help on how to add a game timer, I've seen videos on how to create timer using while loop but I don't know how to implement it to my game. My plan for my game is to have it show 6 initialized letters(ex. "N A E B T S") and within 30 secs input as many words as possible which has corresponding points(6=10pts, 5=8pts, 4=6pts, 3=4pts). The correct words are written in a txt file with their corresponding points. Also the whole thing is in loop with clrscr(); Here is some parts of the game code: void start() { char arr[10][50] = {" B

I am using Borland Turbo C++ with some inlined assembler code, so presumably Turbo Assembler (TASM) style assembly code. I wish to do the following: void foo::bar( void ) { __asm { mov eax, SomeLabel // ... } // ... SomeLabel: // ... } So the address of SomeLabel is placed into EAX. This doesn't work and the compiler complains of: Undefined symbol 'SomeLabel'. In Microsoft Assembler (MASM) the dollar symbol ($) serves as the current location counter, which would be useful for my purpose. But again this does not seem to work in Borlands Assember (expression syntax error). Update: To be a little