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Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2000 16:46:05 -0600
From: Stuart Highlander <mathgod AT esc11 DOT net>
Organization: Bridgeport ISD
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Subject: Re: bcc2grx, grx, and bgi
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I want to thank everybody for their help on this problem.  We have got it hooked
up and running now thanks to all of you.  The guys are hacking the textbook code
quite well and are very excited.  the compiler with RHIDE seems very happy and I
think that the guys are learning the best way possible:  on their own and aat
their own pace, with no one (i.e. me) to get in their way.  They have begun to
comb the mail archives on their own.  As a teacher, it is quite gratifying.

Thanks again for all of your help and patience!

Stuart

Eli Zaretskii wrote:

> Stuart Highlander wrote:
> >
> > We do not have a graphics.h anywhere in the bcc2grx folder.  Have we
> > overlooked something?
>
> You overlooked the file README: it explains this issue under "Differences
> between BGI and BCC2GRX".  The header is called libbcc.h in the distribution
> (because DJGPP v1.x had an incompatible header graphics.h).  The README file
> suggests to change the sources to #include <libbcc.h>, but since DJGPP v2.x
> doesn't have graphics.h anymore, I think you can simply rename libbcc.h into
> graphics.h.