RE: [Dev-C++] multi-module programming

[Ioannis V. <no...@ya...>]

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> Of carlos GARC=CDA DEL MONTE
> Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 7:39 PM
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> Subject: [Dev-C++] multi-module programming
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> I was wondering if there are some site for read about=20
> programming which teachs how to make programs that use more=20
> than one exe. So I run one exe, say the main, and then it=20
> calls other exes while running for make some specific works,=20
> and if possible the other exes run hidden from screen. I=20
> searched in some search sites; but, as always, it gives a lot=20
> of sites where I find things I don't want.


Running code simultaneously is system dependent and is called
concurrency. In Windows this can be done using threads.


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> /*And either confirm if there is no way of make graphic,=20
> although low quality, with pure c(++), either in console.*/


I assume by pure C/C++ you mean ANSI C/C++. Graphics is a system
dependent feature, so it is not part of the ANSI C/C++ standard. So you
can create graphics using a C/C++ graphics library. For Windows there is
DirectX, OpenGL e.t.c.. For console there are many too, including
Allegro library. The URL for Allegro is http://www.allegro.cc/ . At
http://www.allegro.cc/files/ there is a distribution for Dev-C++!



Ioannis
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