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From: dthomson AT gssec DOT bt DOT co DOT uk (David Thomson)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: Graphics
Date: 21 Aug 1996 10:01:03 GMT
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In article <4vamsr$5af AT mustang DOT via DOT net>, Matthew AT voyager DOT com (CoderX) writes:
|> I am relatively new to C, only been coding C for 6 months or so, and would 
|> like to work on graphics... 
|> The problem I have run into though, is that the book I have been learning 
|> from uses graph.h, only DJGPP doesn't have graph.h..
|> 
|> Please help this new coder to find either some libaries for graphics, or tell 
|> him how it's done.

You should try the Allegro library (v2.1), which has functions for doing
almost everything, including GUI, mouse and keyboard routines, amongst others.

You can probably get this from the same place you got djgpp (I'm assuming you're
using djgpp v2 here, btw).  If it's not here, then you can get it from:
  ftp://x2ftp.oulu.fi/pub/msdos/programming/djgpp2/alleg21.zip (or similar).

I think a couple of other djgpp related pages have a mirror for it too (Brennan
??? and Patrick Jenkinson, I believe).  I don't have the URLs for these pages
handy, but I'm ure someone will post them if required.

Cheers


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