Thread: ANSI C Graphics programming

Hi! I'm fairly new to C programming and to the forum, does anyone know what commands I could use in ANSI C for graphics, such as line, boxes, circles etc...

thank you for any help in advance.

There are no ANSI C commands for doing graphics. Doing graphics is platform dependent. There are a lot of free graphic libraries for the popular platforms.

Yes ANSI is a set of standards for the C language and not a library.

If you want to work on graphics then you can start with Borland's BGI library. It's available with Borland's Turbo C or Turbo C++ compilers.

They are nice for new comers.

Later on you can move on to big brothers like Direct X or OpenGL.

If you want to work on graphics then you can start with Borland's BGI library. It's available with Borland's Turbo C or Turbo C++ compilers.

They are nice for new comers.

Later on you can move on to big brothers like Direct X or OpenGL.

Ehm, Xoid didn't tell which OS he/she uses.

I'm using Windows 98, with Visual C++ 6 compiler

Then start learning Direct X.