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What is the include needed?

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    What is the include needed for graphics that is equivilent to the "#include " in the Bordland Version of C++. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Jon

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      What is the include needed for graphics that is equivilent to the "#include " in the Bordland Version of C++. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Jon

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      There is no such thing in visual c. The graphics routines you are talking about are borland specific and are just an extension on code that borland wrote for Turbo Pascal about 20 years ago. John

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        What is the include needed for graphics that is equivilent to the "#include " in the Bordland Version of C++. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Jon

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        If we are talking windows programming than the basic drawing functions (GDI functions) are included when you include the windows header file (windows.h). For console based applications if you look at www.cprogramming.com some people have written custom graphics functions for use with console based apps. Just due a search from the main page.

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          If we are talking windows programming than the basic drawing functions (GDI functions) are included when you include the windows header file (windows.h). For console based applications if you look at www.cprogramming.com some people have written custom graphics functions for use with console based apps. Just due a search from the main page.

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          Thankyou both very much

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