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How to create a project in a 16-bit turbo C ++ compiler

I want to create a turbo C ++ project file and link the files in this project. Although I tried this, but I found only one option to open a project without the possibility of creating a new project. So how to do it.

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Basically, what you want to do is an Open Project. There you enter the name of the project. It must end in ".PRJ". When you open it, it will be created. Then you can add files to the project by clicking "Paste." But look at the links below.

If these links disappear from the Internet, I will add extra links. The first is the best, also great - it's hundreds of pages with a long Turbo C guide.

Graphic example with images

Turbo C Guide on Scribd

In Turbo C 2.01

Using projects in Turbo / Borland C ++

In addition, information about porting MSDOS Turbo C programs to Linux

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If you are using the old Borland Turbo C ++ project (2.0 for DOS), this is a text file with the extension .PRJ. You can open it, like any text file (for example, test.c), and write all your files to it. Each line contains one .c or .cpp file with no extension, followed by its title in parentheses. for instance

mcalc (mcalc.h) 
mcparser (mcalc.h)
mcdisply (mcalc.h)

... mcalc.c #include "mcalc.h", PRJ. , #include <stdio.h>, .PRJ. , .c , , .PRJ .c .

PRJ . TC (Project- > Project name), .PRJ. .

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