Turbo C++ is a legacy integrated development environment (IDE) and compiler for C and C++ that was popular in the DOS and early Windows era. It features a fast, lightweight editor, project management tools, an integrated debugger, and support for simple 2D graphics via the graphics.h (BGI) library, which made it a common choice in educational settings. The software is discontinued and produces 16-bit executables; on modern 64-bit systems it typically runs only through emulation (for example, DOSBox). Its C++ support predates modern standards, and many of its headers (such as conio.h and graphics.h) are non-portable. For current, standards-compliant development, consider modern toolchains like GCC/MinGW, Clang/LLVM, or Microsoft Visual C++.
Turbo C++ is developed by Borland Software Corporation and is used by 1,902 users of Software Informer. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 3.0, 3.1, 3.1 beta, 3.2 and 5.0. The names of program executable files are TC_DOS.exe, TCW.EXE, starter.exe, dosbox.exe and Win7UI.exe.
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