Hi, I am not very familiar with GCC. Can you please tell me how to do graphics programs in GCC like draw circles,ellipse and all that stuff ?
Is there any equivalent header file of "Graphics.h" of TurboC in GCC?
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C Graphics in gcc
Hi, I am not very familiar with GCC. Can you please tell me how to do graphics programs in GCC like draw circles,ellipse and all that stuff ?
Is there any equivalent header file of "Graphics.h" of TurboC in GCC?
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Have you done any C programming at all? Most people would probably use a framework such as SDL to do graphics.
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Cairo may be what you are looking for.
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thanks for telling abt cairo
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In short, there is no standard for graphics in C, and nothing gcc-specific, either. So you're looking at add-on libraries. SDL is one of the simplest to work with, although lines, circles, etc. aren't its strong suit (it's focused on blitting bitmaps). I've heard good things about Cairo, but I haven't tried it.
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this one's C++, rather than C, but look at
http://www.openframeworks.cc/
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