Turbo C ++ is very old, and the IDE concepts and design philosophy of how (as well as C ++ compilers compile) have evolved much further.
You can try Code :: Blocks or Eclipse , but I would not expect the transition as smoothly as the transition to the next version of Turbo C ++. (Which were not so smooth, BTW. The last of this series, BCC 5.0 was completely different than in the old TC DOS environments, and even this was later denied in favor of the most diverse C ++ Builder development environment.)
By the way, should it be GCC? Visual C ++ Express is also free, the VC compiler is no worse than GCC, and the IDE is pretty good.
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