The BGI (Borland Graphics Interface) is an ancient library. The code may
still be retrieved - if I remember correctly, it is distributed as a
single source file. However, almost no programs uses it.
If you don't use the Win32 API directly, you may look into libgd.
/Per W
On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Radu Siulea wrote:
> I'm new in Dev-C++ and I want to know how can I make an application, in
> Dev, with graphic display (I need to display some graphic figure like
> circles, lines)
> In Borland C++ I have to include the library graph.h but in dev I can't
> find it..
>
> Thanks!
>
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