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02-17-2008	#1 (permalink)
u_kapaley256 Just Joined! Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: india Posts: 28	c programming hi guys i recently migrated from windows.I do some c programming.to meet that end i downloaded kdevelop as well as gcc and tried compiling a file in both of them but some files wouldnt compile because both the above mentioned do not recognise conio.h and my logic says iwont be able to use dos.h functions as well.so pls tell me wat to do?Is there any guide that neone can recommend?

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