From: Mehrdad Ghassempoory <ghassempoory AT cf DOT ac DOT uk>
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Subject: Re: HELP:NEED GPC graphics library
Date: Tue, 09 Dec 1997 13:31:23 +0000
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> I'd like to add:  Since the GRX library is portable (to Linux/SVGAlib
> and to Linux/X11 - perhaps even to other UNIXes/X11?) and superior to
> GRAPH.TPU anyway, you should really download GRX v2.2 and use its
> Pascal interface for developing new applications.  OTOH if you want to
> port existing Borland Pascal applications to GNU Pascal, use BGI2GRX.


Yes, that is what I am trying to do. I have written a small pascal unit
for my students. They use this unit rather that BGI. The problem is
that some of the keener students have discovered GPC and they use it
at home (Those who say GNU stuff is not friendly NOTE!).

My unit is can be easily ported to work with GPC and Borland Pascal. I
have now upgraded to GRX22, but I can't compile the examples. I have
posted another message here asking for help.