anyone knows any header file i could use for this?
i've been told about graphics.h, but is there others i could use?
ps. is drawing with c really very hard?
tanx
anyone knows any header file i could use for this?
i've been told about graphics.h, but is there others i could use?
ps. is drawing with c really very hard?
tanx
Yea it's difficult. You can either use a graphics library like opengl, allegro, directx, sdl etc, or you can access the hardware directly(no idea how to do this). If you are new to C, take the time to learn the language very well before diving into graphics and specializing in a particular area. Goodluck.
Completely depends on what you want to do. For illustration, I wrote a MineSweeper clone using graphics.h on a Borland compiler. This is fairly simple.Originally posted by ednayap
anyone knows any header file i could use for this?
i've been told about graphics.h, but is there others i could use?
ps. is drawing with c really very hard?
tanx
If you want to deal with highr level graphics like Doom, yes you'll need something else and it is much harder.
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i only plan to draw a simple graph using some colors..
is it advisible to use graphics.h?
Look at my answer in this thread and simply swap the word "color" for "graphics".Originally posted by ednayap
i only plan to draw a simple graph using some colors..
is it advisible to use graphics.h?
When all else fails, read the instructions.
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That's what it's there for, so yesOriginally posted by ednayap
i only plan to draw a simple graph using some colors..
is it advisible to use graphics.h?
Definition: Politics -- Latin, from
poly meaning many and
tics meaning blood sucking parasites
-- Tom Smothers
