Re: Graphic libraries
cantide5ga wrote:
I simply want to know a preferred graphics library is for C++.
No such thing.
I am
using 2005 Visual C++.
Consider posting your question to 'microsoft.public.vc.language'
then.
I generally don't post anything but specific
coding questions, but everyone has helped so much in the past, I
figured I'd check here in addition to my other searches.
That's not a good reason to post.
Books of recent past spoke of some versions of Borland C++ having a
graphics.h... but the most recent version of the compiler has no
reference to it.
There must have been a reason for them to remove it...
I also stumbled over GrWin graphics library, but am having a difficult
time interfacing with it.
I am unfamiliar with GrWin. Sounds complicated, if even you have
problems.
Or what I want may be right under my nose with my Visual Studio C++.
OpenGL. DirectX. Plenty of other Windows-based graphics packages,
but they are all off-topic here.
V
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