The official compiler for this course is the DOS-based version of Borland Turbo C, which is installed in all the faculty laboratories, as well as downloadable from this website for home use (under the "Material" section). Your submitted homework should be compilable and runable on this compiler; should you choose to develop your programs using a different compiler, it is your responsibility to make sure that your code compiles and runs correctly on Borland Turbo C before submitting.
Take note that most C compilers, including Borland Turbo C, have both C and C++ support; therefore you have to make sure that your compiler is in ANSI C mode. The Borland C compiler will automatically compile your program in ANSI C if the file has a .C extension -- make sure your files don't end with .CPP which is the default for that compiler.
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