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Borland Turbo C

Known as: Turbo (disambiguation), Turbo c 
Turbo C is a discontinued Integrated Development Environment and compiler for the C programming language from Borland. First introduced in 1987, it… 
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2011
2011
Energy optimization in integrated pulp and paper mills with recourse to environmental benefits
This study focuses on energy optimization in evaporator and digester of integrated pulp and paper mills in India, and recommends… 
2007
2007
Security Attack Detection using Genetic Algorithm (GA) in Policy Based Network
We present a modern approach of detecting the computer network security attacks (commonly termed as "hacks") by using an… 
1993
1993
Vibratory feeder motion study using Turbo C++ language
1991
1991
The Waite Group's Object-Oriented Programming In Turbo C++
1991
1991
Array bounds checking with Turbo C: hardware assisted bounds checking thanks to a DOS extender
1990
1990
A multipurpose software package for editing two-dimensional animated images
In this paper, we describe a software package, LEDA, for editing two-dimensional images and films. It is written in Turbo-C and… 
Highly Cited
1990
Highly Cited
1990
FIT, a computer program for decomposition of powder diffraction patterns and profile analysis of pair
FIT is an interactive computer program for fitting analytical models to powder diffraction patterns and to pair correlation… 
1989
1989
Power Graphics Using Turbo C
From the Publisher: This updated and improved book has been revised to make tips, notes and function descriptions more prominent… 
1988
1988
Systems programming in Turbo C
1988
1988
Turbo C DOS Utilities
General utilities file utilities system utilities peripheral utilities procedures and functions - programming notes. Appendices… 
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