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From:	"Amish K. Munshi" <munshiamish AT fastmail DOT fm>
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Subject:	Re: Graphics
Date:	Fri, 15 Mar 2002 11:54:23 +0530
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Hi,

    I got the libbcc.h in the c:\djgpp\contrib\bcc2grx\readme file, it was
quiet informative but did not work for me.
    I wanted to know if there is a simple way out other than going into the
hardware related matters as in the program written by you, I found it very
demanding for me to do it the way you did it, and I wanted to know if there
is a simple file that can be included and has the functions like
detectgraph, initgraph and putpixel and closegraph and their syntax (If
different from TC). The main use for me to do it on DJGPP and not on Turbo C
is that later I want to create the application for Linux using the graphics
programs I am writting now.
    Thanks for the help.

Bye.


> > #include <libbcc.h>
>
> i don't know where you got this from. is there a bcc compatibility library
> out there?
>
> if you want a high level graphics library for djgpp, you can use allegro.
> if you want a simple example, and play with plotting pixels, here is a
> rudimentary example: http://www.unur.com/comp/simpld2_c.txt
>
> Sinan.
>

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