Is there a simple graphics library I can download from somewhere? I'm working in ANSI C using the Dev-Cpp IDE and Win 98. I want to be able to draw draw lots of colored lines on a blank screen. (vector graphics)
I need this to be fast executing, so I my program can draw little objects moving around and interacting.
Thanks for any useful advice. I have no idea how to draw things under Win 98.
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Days, weeks, years, it doesn't matter. As for winbgim and C++ vs C, don't worry about that. Write your code in C, have the proper headers, and compile for C++. Let winbgim be C++ and you in C. Everything should work out fine.
Good Luck,
Curtis
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Is there a simple graphics library I can download from somewhere? I'm working in ANSI C using the Dev-Cpp IDE and Win 98. I want to be able to draw draw lots of colored lines on a blank screen. (vector graphics)
I need this to be fast executing, so I my program can draw little objects moving around and interacting.
Thanks for any useful advice. I have no idea how to draw things under Win 98.
um... use winbgim... its really simple and its main focus is lines and points... use vupdate... look for the package...
Zero Valintine
Thanks. I will look for winbgim via google. What's
vupdate?
I took a look at winbgim. It seems to be for C++. I work in ANSI C, I don't know C++.
Tools>Check for Updates/Packages...
Derek
Thanks, I ran it. I can't tell what it does for me.
I should mention that I have only had Dev-Cpp for a few days.
Days, weeks, years, it doesn't matter. As for winbgim and C++ vs C, don't worry about that. Write your code in C, have the proper headers, and compile for C++. Let winbgim be C++ and you in C. Everything should work out fine.
Good Luck,
Curtis