On Sun, Jun 06, 2004 at 09:07:33AM -0400, Vaibhav Sharma wrote:
Hello Everybody.
Well I would like to ask a small question. Earlier I was using Turbo C on
MS-DOS to implement various fundamental graphics algorithms. I used
graphics.h library. Now I want to implement the same thing on
Hi Shshank,
Thanks for the idea of svgalib. I was not knowing it, and have realised that it is
very much like Turbo C.
Thanks
Vikramjit Singh Rooprai
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SikhNet - http://www.SikhNet.com
Hi Vaibhav!
Unfortunately graphics.h doesn't work under Linux. So it's not that much easy on Linux
as it is on MS-DOS.
U still can do graphics programming under Linux. Xlib and Open GL
should be the solution to ur problems.
In xlib u have various functions and libraries to draw a
--- Vaibhav Sharma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Everybody.
Well I would like to ask a small question. Earlier I was using Turbo C on
MS-DOS to implement various fundamental graphics algorithms. I used
graphics.h library. Now I want to implement the same thing on Linux.
My question is how
Hello Everybody.
Well I would like to ask a small question. Earlier I was using Turbo C on
MS-DOS to implement various fundamental graphics algorithms. I used
graphics.h library. Now I want to implement the same thing on Linux.
My question is how do we go about it. Which libraries to use? Can
