Hi i downloaded a bunch of games on stuff for c++ but when i try to run it, it gives an error saying and pointing to the graphics.h saying file or directory not found, or something like htat. I have "visual c++" isnt that the one thats supposed to allow graphics?
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Visual C++ doesn't support graphics.h, that's a Borland header I think.
p.s. What the alphabet would look like without q and r.
your kidding me... am i able to download borland or does it cost?
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you could always get somebody with borland to upload the header to this board... then you can d/l it and put it into the folder your compiler searches... (usually the include folder somewhere in the tcwin folder... )Originally posted by Dauthi
or you can just d/l it to the folder the program is running out of and include it that way...
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>you could always get somebody with borland to upload the header to this board...
The header is useless without the library that implements the functions. And providing the library with the header is usually ineffective as it's most likely incompatible with other compilers. The best solution is to use an API that your compiler supports instead of floundering about trying to get an ancient graphics header to work on a modern compiler.
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Brighteyes is right...
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The root of the problem is that there is no graphics standard. ANSI/ISO C++ does not include graphics or sound.
So, graphics functions are going to be compiler/platform specific. If you're using a tutorial or a book. You have to use the same compiler as the author.
Chances are, even with the library, it'd be illegal.Originally posted by Brighteyes
>you could always get somebody with borland to upload the header to this board...
The header is useless without the library that implements the functions. And providing the library with the header is usually ineffective as it's most likely incompatible with other compilers. The best solution is to use an API that your compiler supports instead of floundering about trying to get an ancient graphics header to work on a modern compiler.
heres the one from my book if it helps.
that's why i said that he'd have to get somebody with the same compiler to upload it...Originally posted by DougDbug
So, graphics functions are going to be compiler/platform specific. If you're using a tutorial or a book. You have to use the same compiler as the author.
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