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how to use dos.h with online GDB

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asked May 27, 2022 by Igor RPS (130 points)

#include <dos..h> or

#include <dos> or

# include "dos.h"

NOT WORKING

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answered May 31, 2022 by Peter Minarik (86,180 points)

Dos.h is a Turbo C / Turbo C++ specific header. Set your language in the top right to be Turbo C / Turbo C++.

Why do you need dos.h anyway? Use the standard C/C++ libraries instead. :D

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