Networking Support in Turbo c/c++ 3.0

hello guys i have project of mine written in turboc c/c++ 3.0 i want to improve this project by enablng networking support but turbo 3.0 doe'nt have any socket programming in it can any of u guys suggest me the ways by which i can do so.

wow. u know, ive done Network+ and now im doing Software Development. and i really dont have a single clue on what to tell u. however id like to see what OTHER ppl may tell u, and id pitch in some points if i can. its the most i can do.

I didn't get too deep into the Borland C languages, but this link:

http://community.borland.com/cpp/0,1419,2,00.html

will get you to the Borland Developer community. Sign up (no cost) and you can find a lot of downloads and add-ins that may help. Keep in mind that the version of C/C++ you are using didn't have much in the way of network support, and you may need to rebuild/recompile in a later version.

Another source for routines and add-ins for various Borland tools is:

http://www.delphifaq.net/index.php

This is a Delphi-oriented site, but there is a lot of good information, free stuff and you may find what you are looking for there.

AFAIK, dos.h has some limited socket writing functions. Otherwise, just install the latest borland compiler (free) and use winsock.h.
Cheers,
cgkanchi

c guys i have tried in vc++ but due to the non avalablity of textaddr and other cool stuff of conio.h the user friendlyness of my prog has gone down does turboc c/c++ 5.0 supports sockets

This may be of some use

http://www.antionline.com/showthread...364#post697364

Hope it's what you're thinking of.. at least, to some extent.

Borland C++ 5 has both conio.h and winsock.h . That should do the trick.
Cheers,
cgkanchi