Why is the bcc32 command not recognized?

Asked 2 years ago, Updated 2 years ago, 166 views

It's a C language.Why is bcc32 not recognized (?) at the command prompt, although the image is surrounded by orange?Also, what can I do to improve it?

I was a freshman majoring in information technology at a technical high school, and I was taught to use bcc32 in my program practice, so I got there without any problems, but when I tried it on my computer at home, it didn't work.Do you want to fiddle with any settings?

 C:\study>bcc32 hello.c
'bcc32' is an internal or external command.
Not recognized as an operational program or batch file.

src=

c command-prompt

2022-09-30 21:45

2 Answers

The first thing you can think of is that bcc32 is not installed.If you don't remember installing it, install it.

The next possibility is that you have not configured PATH.I think that PATH is set up somewhere in the installation procedure.Make sure you haven't forgotten.


2022-09-30 21:45

It seems that bcc32c can be executed on the lower line of the orange line of the image.bcc32c replaces bcc32.

BCC32C-RAD Studio

BCC32C is RAD Studio's C++ Compiler for 32-bit Windows.RAD Studio offers BCC32C as a compiler that can replace BCC32 (the previous generation C++ compiler for 32-bit Windows).

However, bcc32c also says "no such file or directory: 'hello.c'", does hello.c exist in C:\study?


2022-09-30 21:45

If you have any answers or tips


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