andrewsh@lonex.radc.af.mil (Harold G. Andrews II) (04/03/91)
Hey...
I have ordered the TIGA Driver Development Kit from Texas Instruments
which is linkable with MicroSoft C. The problem is that I have Turbo C++
V 1.00. The TIGA DDK didn't cost me anything (such a deal). However, am
I going to have to go out and buy MS C, or can I link the libraries in with
Turbo C. Any insight will be most appreciated.
Also, I don't ordinarily read this news group, so if you could email
me instead, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
-Andy
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*******************************************************************************joe@proto.com (Joe Huffman) (04/05/91)
andrewsh@lonex.radc.af.mil (Harold G. Andrews II) writes: > I have ordered the TIGA Driver Development Kit from Texas Instruments >which is linkable with MicroSoft C. The problem is that I have Turbo C++ >V 1.00. You could just get Zortech C/C++ -- the graphics library which currently supports [C|E|V]GA many SVGA's, Hercules, etc will be supporting TIGA in the next release. -- joe@proto.com