Gcc myprogram.c -lconioYou will get the a.out file if your program doesn't have any errors. myprogram.c in current working directory) using gcc give the library's detail to the linker like this: Make install Now the library has been installed. Install the library by typing these commands one after another's execution. Now enter into the extracted directory by typingĦ. To make the typing easy you may press the key on your keyboard after typing l of libconio-1.0.0.tar.gz for autocompletion of filename.ĥ. Tar -zxvf libconio-1.0.0.tar.gz and press enter to extract the archive. Open the terminal, by pressing Alt+F2 and typing xterm and pressing enter. Copy the downloaded archive to your home folderĢ. Here are the steps(I'm considering Ubuntu as the example):ġ. Just download the libconioh from this link I faced the same problem and I ran around like everything to find a soluion. So, you'll miss your header file that you used in Turbo. But since standard library function getchar() buffers the input until ENTER key is pressed, it will be quite irritating for you. Interactive in the sense that you want an action to be performed as soon as a key is pressed. This will be handy for you.Īt some point of time you will write a program in which you want interactive user input from the user. which work perfect in DOS environment with Turbo C.Īfter they learn about linux, and then GCC they start practicing in linux.

$conio header file$

Also there are other functions like gotoxy() etc.

Turbo C has a header file(unspecified in ANSI standard) with which programmer can program for unbuffered input using functions like getch(). Most of the students are taught C/C++ with Turbo C/C++ IDE in schools. This article will teach you how to use header file while programming in C under linux environment with GCC, and getting unbuffered input from the user.

Conio header file