A modern port of Turbo Vision 2.0, the classical framework for text-based user interfaces. Now cross-platform and with Unicode support.

(Moved to Codeberg!) 16bit retro programming in DosBox with Borland C++ 3.1, Turbo Pascal 7 and TASM

Retro programming in Borland C++ 3.1

AYFX Editor (Improved)

A simple DOS memory viewer, with a simple text-based user interface. Written in Borland C++ 3.1 in 1997, recompiled in Windows 10 using DOSBox.

XMS Control Center is an XMS management & information utility. Written in Borland C++ 3.1 in 1997, recompiled in Windows 10 using DOSBox.

🛠 Borland C++ IDE on Linux for local development

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Contains the TurboVision 2.0 version released by Borland. For archiving purposes only. Please refer to the notes in the file "readme.txt"

3D Modeling Graphics System (Win 3.1, Borland C++, 1996)

No description provided.

Randomly shake mouse cursor. Windows tool for creative purposes, e.g. drawing software or playing games. Compatible to Windows 7 and Windows 10. Use at own risk.

DRCHECK (Disk Routine Check) is a disk DOS-level surface scanner

Modification of Wolf3D for DOS to use modern WASD control scheme

Retro programming. Rubik's cube for MS-DOS

Console based 2048 made in Borland C++

Some C/C++ stuff from my early days! [2003 - '04]

Borland Text Editor is the simple text editor which graphical representation is same as BORLAND C Compiler.

(Originially DOS-based) text adventure a school friend and I created in 1998.

Banker’s Algorithm is a deadlock avoidance algorithm.

OS bootstrap loader (Turbo Assembler, Borland C++, 1999)

Simple 3D graphics demonstration using the Borland Graphics Interface (BGI) on MS-DOS

Typical Hospital Management System (HMS) Console Application

A billing and record keeping command line app written in Borland C++ 5.0J using Turbo C++ IDE.

Contains miscellaneous C++98 programs to help understand various aspects of programming and nuances of programming

A simple DOS file CRC-16 program. Pre-release. Written in Borland C++ in 1997.

Spacegadi- A C programming project based on the Mobile Game Two Cars where the user needs to avoid obstacles reaching both the cars gradually until one of the car hits the object.

A simple PACMAN game developed in Borland C Graphics lib. (code copied from web)

Mathematical Puzzle Game 2048 Implemented on BGI Graphics in C++

Digital Clock for Atari Portfolio