rchen@m.cs.uiuc.edu (01/20/89)
In article <988@ucc2.UUCP> pete@ucc2.UUCP (Pete Delaney) writes: >Here is a request for a friend here at Nixdorf: > >What C graphics libraries are available under DOS for doing >Business and GKS-like Graphics? > MetaWindow by Metagraphics looks good to me. The TurboC version (called TurboWindow) costs $80. We also have IBM-GKS in our office but no one is using it. -Ron Chen
mcdonald@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu (01/21/89)
>>Here is a request for a friend here at Nixdorf: >> >>What C graphics libraries are available under DOS for doing >>Business and GKS-like Graphics? >> >MetaWindow by Metagraphics looks good to me. The TurboC version (called >TurboWindow) costs $80. We also have IBM-GKS in our office but no one is >using it. We have tried using IBM's GKS. There is one excellent use for it in your computer: as the inner loop of a program trying to count down until the Sun goes nova, or until all politicians tell the truth, whichever comes first.