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- From: Krunchie <95155580@brookes.ac.uk>
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- Subject: Re: Incredible: No display graphic files for C in the net!!!
- Date: 28 Mar 1996 15:21:02 GMT
- Organization: Digital Dynamics Unlimited
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- franc@iee.ufrgs.br (GUSTAVO ANDRE FRANCESCHINI) wrote:
- >Hi all,
- >
- > After many searches on many sites (borland, lycos, ...) I discover
- >that we don't have any public access source code (or .lib) to display a .
- >bmp, .gif or any other format from C on MS-DOS screen. You can only do this
- >from Windows on PC plataforms. There is no way to display a symbol from MS-
- >DOS. If you pretend to make a more sofisticated program, you must do it
- >using Windows!!! Or try to get a book about a file format, study it and make
- >your own routines!
- > Is it possible?
- >
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- Of course it is possible. It isn't that difficult either. I am sure you
- would be able to find details on file formats somewhere on the net. If
- not you can always borrow a book from the library or something and write
- your own graphics library like I'm doing at the moment.
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- Krunchie
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