Turbo C++ is a legendary name when it comes to C++ compiler's, one of the most popular C language compiler and integrated development environment from Borland, the name is still in-demand for educational purposes in schools and colleges. The original Turbo C++ product line was put on hold after 1994, Turbo C++ is now succeeded by C++Builder but if you are looking for the old-is-gold earlier version we have digged out the legacy software which is fine-tuned and modded to work with newer Windows 7, Vista and XP computers which lack the native MS-DOS support required by the software to work.

Borland Turbo C++ Running Successfully On Windows 7

DOS once enjoyed the crown of being the leading operating system in the market, but is now more-or-less obsolete in current generation of GUI Operating systems, Windows XP and Vista do support virtual DOS mode but it fails to run old DOS applications and games, if you want to use native DOS applications and games in their full glory you will either need to install the original DOS on a dedicated partition as an alternative Operating System or you can simply use free DOS emulator - DosBox to emulate an Intel x86 PC running DOD with support for graphics, sound, mouse, joystick, and modem.

DosBox lets you use DOS on almost all major operating systems like Microsoft Windows XP, Windows Vista, Mac OSX, Linux and FreeBSD with ease.