pvirgo@cuc1.UUCP (Paul Virgo) (07/20/89)
Hi there!! Two things: A. Does a C package exist called PRECI/C?? If it does, how or what is the structure for the function display() that is supposedly found in it?? B: Best book for doing graphics in C ??(for a first-timer...if more than one, please tell). Many Thanks.... Paul "MAD" Virgo
fredex@cg-atla.UUCP (Fred Smith) (07/20/89)
In article <2104@cuc1.UUCP> pvirgo@cuc1.UUCP (Paul Virgo) writes: > > >Hi there!! > >Two things: A. Does a C package exist called PRECI/C?? If it does, how >or what is the structure for the function display() that is supposedly >found in it?? > >B: Best book for doing graphics in C ??(for a first-timer...if more than > one, please tell). > > Many Thanks.... > > Paul "MAD" Virgo ----- There is an excellent book by Richard Wilton, published by Microsoft Press, which goes into lots of the gory details on how to program all the common PC and PS/2 video displays. It contains lots of code in both C and MASM forms. It is well worth the money if you want to do your own low-level graphics routines. If you just wanna draw a circle or a line, try the graphics libraries which come with turbo C or Microsoft C or some such compiler. These, likely, are discussed in one of the myriad of books describing those compilers, to say nothing of the manufacturer's manuals on the compiler. good luck! Fred