Adding headerfiles of 'C language' to vi editor ??

English Programming/Scripting
#1

hiiii friends ,
i am using SUSE 11.0 KDE 4.0 , i am student, so i used to write C programs in my system using vi editor as…
Code:

$ vi filename.c

But in our college we use turbocpp to run programs , there we have graphics.h,conio.h we have to run the programs which uses those headerfiles. I want to run those programs in my terminal
but they shows…
Code:

raju@linux-d6yt:~> cc prog1.c
prog1.c:2:18: error: conio.h: No such file or directory
prog1.c:3:21: error: graphics.h: No such file or directory
raju@linux-d6yt:~>

Is there any chance of running graphics in my terminal ??

#2

You have to rewrite the program. The TurboC environment is only for TurboC.

#3

is ‘vi’ editor have graphics header files or not ??

#4

It’s irrelevant what editor you use. The Linux environment doesn’t have the features of the TurboC environment.

You are perhaps under the impression that vi is an IDE. It’s just a text editor. It’s the compiler and runtime libraries that determine what can be compiled.

#5

ok thanks sir.thanks for replying me .

#6

As you were told, you need to replace those libraries. Take a look at ncurses, for a replacement. Beware that you need to rewrite your code in order to use it, it is not a matter of replacing the header files only.