Re: conio.h
Zain Halai(zain@cs.svsu.edu) is reported to have said:
> Hey,
> I'd like to use functions like clrscr() or cprintf on debian 2.1, but the
> header file conio.h does not exist under unix/linux systems (am I wrong?)
> as is in Borland C++ Compiler. Is there an equivalent library or any other
> way I could use the functions that are in conio.h?
> Thank you in advance.
Conio.h is a Borland thingy. I have found 2 files to use for converting Dos
pgms to Linux. UConio-1.0.8-PR.tar.gz <http://www.pablovidal.org> and
linux-conio.tgz <http://www.obh.snafu.de/~marte/friends.html> not sure of this
URL tho. I picked these up in 2000 so hope you can google them.
Here is the intro to Uconio
INTRODUCTION:
------------
Do you remember the CONIO.H header from Borland? yeah, in
UNIX we have CURSES.H what is better? obviously CURSES!.
No matters, i start wrote this library in a boreing moment.
I Wanna to port and add some functions to the original CONIO.H library,
all this porting was an idea of GiBa, but i wanna to do the library.
Anyways, i hope you like it, the lib isnt completed yet.
HTH
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