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Turbo Basic VFD disks (720k 3.5") plus PDF Owners Handbook 1.1
The VFD files work with Virtual PC. These can probably be converted to 5.25 360k to match the original diskettes, but I don't see the point in that. These VFD files with probably work with other VM systems as floppies. The manual (PDF) is the original Borland Users Handbook.
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DOS / Borland Inc.
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Turbo C 1.0 1.0
The very first Borland Turbo C (July 1987) Contents of the four 360K disks in separated directories
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DOS / Borland Inc.
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Turbo C 2.0 Reference Guide
This is the second volume of documentation in the Turbo C package. This volume, the Turbo C Reference Guide, contains definitions of all the Turbo C library routines, common variables, and common defined types, along with example program code to illustrate how to use many of these routines, variables, and types. If you are new to C programming, you should first read the other book in your Turbo C package-the Turbo C User's Guide. In that book you'll find instructions on how to install Turbo C on your system, an overview of Turbo C's window and menu system, and tutorial-style chapters designed to get you started programming in Turbo C. The user's guide also summarizes Turbo C's implementation of the C language and discusses some advanced programming techniques. For those of you who are Turbo Pascal and Turbo Prolog programmers, the user's guide provides information to help you integrate your understanding of those languages with your new knowledge of C. You should refer to the UIntroduction" in the User's Guide for information on the Turbo C implementation, a summary of the contents of Volume I, and a short bibliography.
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DOS / Borland Software
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Turbo C++ 3.0
Turbo C++ compiler and IDE, from the 3.5" distribution disks. Includes zipped copies of all five 720k floppies and .img files for use under virtual machines.
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DOS / Borland International, Inc.
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Turbo C++ 3.0 (Installation package) 3.0
This is original installation package for Borland Turbo C++ 3.0. Not a zip of pre-installed TC++. You need to run install.exe to setup it, and you have ability to configure installation options.
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DOS / Borland
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Turbo Pascal 1.00A
The PC-DOS first version Includes the sample code for MicroCalc (a simple spreadsheet) written by Philippe Kahn himself.
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Turbo Pascal 3.01A
Turbo Pascal was a popular programming language for IBM PCs in the 1980s. This version is for IBM PCs and compatibles running MS/PC-DOS. There was also a version of 3.01A for CP/M.
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Turbo Pascal 5.0
Contents of two 720K disks
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DOS / Borland Inc.
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Turbo Pascal 7
Turbo Pascal is a software development system that includes a compiler and an integrated development environment (IDE) for the Pascal programming language running on CP/M, CP/M-86, and DOS, developed by Borland under Philippe Kahn's leadership.
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DOS / Borland International Inc
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Turbo Pascal 3.01A Source Code 3.01A
type "as main" to enter the assembler. press ^KO to assemble the file, it will ask the output filename (main.com). then press ^KQ to exit the assembler. compared to the official version, only 3 bytes are different (2-byte jump instead of 3-byte jump).
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DOS / Borland Inc.
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Turbo Pascal 5.5 Object-Oriented Programming Guide
Turbo Pascal 5.5 gives you the power and efficiency of objectoriented programming at turbo speed. In addition to the Turbo Pascal features you have come to rely on, this new version offers you the programming techniques of the future: • both static objects for maximum efficiency and dynamic objects for maximum run-time flexibility • both static and virtual methods • constructors and destructors that create and deallocate objects (which saves programming time and improves readability of your code) • object constants-static object data is initialized automatically • greater speed-Turbo Pascal 5.5 compiles even faster • an improved overlay manager (which lets overlays run faster, with less disk I/O) • enhanced help screens that let you cut and paste examples into your code • an online tutorial to introduce you to Turbo Pasca1's integrated development environment The object-oriented extensions in Turbo Pascal 5.5 were inspired by Larry Tesler's "Object Pascal Report" (Apple, 1985) and Bjarne Stroustrup's "The C++ Programming Language" (1986, AddisonWesley).
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DOS / Borland
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Turbo Pascal 7.0 Language guide 7.0
This book is split into four parts: language grammar, the run-time library, advanced programming issues, and using assembly language with Turbo Pascal. Part I, "The Turbo Pascal language," defines the Turbo Pascal language. First you're introduced to the overall structure of a Turbo Pascal program; then you examine each element of a program in detail. Part II, "The run-time library," contains information about using all the standard units: the System, Dos, WinDos, Strings, Crt, Overlay, and Graph units. Part III, "Inside Turbo Pascal," presents technical information for advanced users about • How Turbo Pascal uses memory • How Turbo Pascal implements program control • Using the 80x87 • Optimizing your code Part IV, "Using Turbo Pascal with assembly language," explains how to use the built-in assembler and how to link your Turbo Pascal programs with code written in Turbo Assembler.
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DOS / Borland
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Turbo Pascal 7.0 Programmer's Reference 7.0
This manual is a reference that you can keep nearby when you're programming. Use it when you want to • Look up the details of a particular run-time library procedure, function, variable, type, or constant and find out how to use it • Understand what each compiler directive does, how it works, and how to use it • Learn how to use the command-line compiler • Find out what an error message means • Look up editor commands • Look up compiler directives in a quick reference table • Review a list of reserved words and standard compiler directives • Look up ASCII alphanumeric characters, symbols, and control instructions
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DOS / Borland
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Turbo Pascal 7.0 User's Guide 7.0
Turbo Pascal is designed for all types of users who want to develop applications for the DOS operating system. Whether you are a beginner about to write your first program, an experienced developer curious about object-oriented programming, or a longtime Turbo Pascal user, Turbo Pascal offers you a rich programming environment that makes software development more productive-and more fun. Using Pascal's structured, highlevel language, you can write programs for any type or size of application. Turbo Pascal 7.0 brings you new capabilities while remaining compatible with code written using earlier versions. While exploring the opportunities that await you, remember that this is still Turbo Pascal, the quick and efficient Pascal compiler that is the world's standard.
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DOS / Borland International, Inc.
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Turbo Pascal Toolbox Numerical Methods 4.0
Pascal & assembly routines for fourier transforms, matrices, differential equations, least-squares approximations, numerical derivatives, interpolation, and roots to equations
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DOS / Borland International, Inc.
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Turbo Pascal Toolbox: Editor 4.0
Pascal and assembly routines to add text-editing functions from line editing to WYSIWYG: words, lines, blocks, streams, windows, screens.
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DOS / Borland International, Inc.
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Turbo Pascal Toolbox: Graphix 4.0
Source code for drawing points, lines, polygons, circles, charts, curves, text, screens, and windows in DOS with EGA, VGA, Hercules, or monochrome monitors
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Turbo Pascal Toolbox: Tutor 4.0
Source code and executables for a multi-lesson tutorial on learning Turbo Pascal version 4.0. "Things are always at their best in their beginning", Blaise Pascal, Lettres Provinciales, No. 4, quoted on p 11 of the manual.
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