graphics.h with Visual C++
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> because of the non-standard nature of a header such as graphics.h
> some ppl in this group will jump all over you for asking about it in here
The only thing I tend to jump on (repeatedly and fantically, with an
evil glint in my eye) is insulting and arrogant postings, especially
in reply to correct and good answers.
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> i have vc5, but i JUST got it--so i can't help you
The observation of the original poster is correct: there is no
"graphics.h". And your own obsrevation is correct as well. This is
a non standard header, and a very *compiler specific* one at that.
I don't know of only one compiler that has a "graphics.h" and the
corresponding libraries. The assignment of the original poster
should have read: "program graphics using graphics.h and the Borland-C
compiler".
The experts for discussing this subject more thoroughly and for
providing more detailed help can be found in the following
newsgroup:
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> but i think there's a group like
> microsoft.programs.compilers.vc or something
> whom i'm sure could answer your question
That's the problem: they can't, because it's not a Microsoft file.
What they could tell you, though, is that Visual-C 1.5 has a header
file called "GRAPH.C", which serves a similar purpose, but offers
different functions.
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> personally i use the philosophy
> "if it isn't in ANSI, don't ask it in comp.lang.c"
I like that philosopy !
Stephan
(initiator of the campaign against grumpiness in c.l.c)
