I am working on the Intel Edison and using Eclipse Kepler as the IDE with Intel system studio as the toolchain.
However a certain rather major program requires the header file conio.h which is not included and therefore giving me a catastrophic error. This hampers my program execution.
Please suggest a remedy or an alternate replacement.
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Which functions of `conio.h` do you need? Which OS are you using? – Spikatrix Apr 02 '15 at 07:35
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conio.h sounds like 20 old turbo c. – Jabberwocky Apr 02 '15 at 07:41
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The first hit on Google is a Wikipedia page with pretty much everything there is to know. – molbdnilo Apr 02 '15 at 07:42
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I want to declare a file object and read and write data to it ( primarily using functions like fprintf, fscanf etc ). Although stdio.h should do the job, but i'm still getting an error while building it. – Cj93 Apr 02 '15 at 08:46
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Please suggest a remedy or an alternate replacement.
There is no alternate replacement, as conio.h is a non-standard header.
This means you will probably have to either create one yourself and add in it whatever symbols you are using from conio.h, or replace any APIs you are using from conio.h with other alternatives.
Edit: this link describes the typical things one might expect to find in conio.h.
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