Errors with my c compiler,Help

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In summary, The conversation is about a problem with a program written in C using the Turbo C++ compiler. The error that appears on the screen is related to floating point support not being linked, and it is suggested that this may be due to the use of Vista Premium. The solution to the problem would be to ensure that the necessary floating point library is linked in to the program.
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Am writting programs in c that contain double matrices.
When i run it and input data, an error appears on the screen
scanf: floating point format not linked
Abnormal program termination.
Is this a problem about my system? I guess. Actually i am using vista premium.
What can i do to solve the problem?
 
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It's telling you that you haven't got floating point support (presumably a library) linked in... i.e. visible to the linker.

Which compiler is it?
 
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zeitghost said:
It's telling you that you haven't got floating point support (presumably a library) linked in... i.e. visible to the linker.

Which compiler is it?

It is Turbo C
 

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