ale@bucsf.bu.edu (Massimiliano Gasparri) (03/06/91)
Hi, I need to display GIF images from within my C source code. Does anyone know about routines that I could actually use to do this? Is there any site from which I could FTP files containing these functions? Thanks, -Massimiliano
phs424l@vaxc.cc.monash.edu.au (03/06/91)
ale@bucsf.bu.edu (Massimiliano Gasparri) writes: > > Hi, I need to display GIF images from within my C source code. > Does anyone know about routines that I could actually use to do this? > Is there any site from which I could FTP files containing these functions? > Thanks, > > -Massimiliano Hi, I found a library posted to comp.sources.<something> a while back called gif_lib which I got to run quite easily on PC. It reads arnd writes GIF files. Try one of the archive sites for comp.sources.* or failing that, I know there are some bits and pieces at SIMTEL-20 in the MSDOS directories. If you don't have any luck, drop me a line and I'll mail you the stuff (as a last resort, as they are kinda large!) Cheers, Daf. PS.The code I have doesn't write the new GIF standard, if that's what you want. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Davyd Norris : "Strange people physicists... In my opinion Physics Dept. : those that aren't already dead are in some Monash University, : way very, very sick." - Douglas Adams, Vic, Australia. : "The Long Dark Tea-time Of The Soul" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ken@uh.msc.umn.edu (Ken Chin-Purcell) (03/06/91)
ale@bucsf.bu.edu (Massimiliano Gasparri) writes:
....Hi, I need to display GIF images from within my C source code.
....Is there any site from which I could FTP files containing these functions?
I would go grab xloadimage from export.lcs.mit.edu:contrib/
Lots of handy code for converting many formats.
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