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open cmd with turing
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2005 8:20 pm
by Anonymous
hey im new to turing and i was wondering what the code to open command prompt with turing is. once i find out what the code is i should be able to figure out turing in no time through experimentation. hope you guys can help
thanks!
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open cmd with turing
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2005 11:40 pm
by Death
You mean to open the dos prompt so that u can compile a program? if so, you go to the start menu under RUN and type in command.com. That'll bring you into DOS mode. Once there, type in the located path of the turing.t file u want to compile: For example:
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C:TURING[code]
Once there, type the words compile (and the name of the file u want to compile)
[CODE]C:TURING compile program.t
The .t part is of course only used if u saved it as that extention. This method only works if you are using the DOS version of turing. If you are using Object Oriented Turing, there is an option on the menu bar that allows you to compile without writing the DOS commands (My, haven't we gotten lazy)
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open cmd with turing
Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2005 10:39 pm
by Anonymous
its ok i figured it out
and it didnt work on my skool comps, i had to open word and use web bar and type
c:windowssystem32command.com
somehow they forgot about that one, but they got ms dos, thats real messed. hehe i can piss em off now
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