China DOS Union

Here you can download the DOS tool TC2.0 to learn C language. Why does it always say that there is an error at the beginning of my program?

The program is as follows:
#include

ERROR D:\DOS\TC201\DISK1\HELLO.C 3: unable to open include file'stdio.h'

Obviously, the file STIO.H is there, but why can't it be opened...
How can I do to not have this error~~~ I'm a new learner of C language... Help me啦~

Have you set the correct include file path?

No, where to set it? Help me~~~ Is it set in the DOS startup or in TC?

It's best to explain it in detail. ~~ I'm studying. PS: I play computer games a lot, but I'm a total layman when it comes to these problems...

I am now using that software in the DOS mode after exiting WIN98...

So there is no properly configured DOS, basically only the kind that runs with 640K...

I originally planned to install K2400 back to run DOS when I had free time a few days later...

This should be that TC isn't set up properly. Go to my website for netizens to request and download the improved TC. It's already set up and can be directly installed and used in WIN98.

1. Move the cursor to Options->Directories and press Enter;
2. Enter the directory where the file stdio.h is located. According to the information you provided, it should be D:\DOS\TC201\include.
3. TRY AGAIN.

Actually, as long as you install or copy TC2.0 to the root directory of drive C (note that the TC directory should be included together, this is the default path set by TC), there will be no problem with setting the path. It is best not to put it in other directories, otherwise you will have to set the path every time you run it, which is too cumbersome. In addition, TC2 will not have any problems when used in the DOS mode of WIN98.

Downloaded and used TC2.0 with MYS. Now the problem is solved. Thanks everyone.