graphics under C

[SRINIVASAN K J]

I ( SRINIVASAN K J ) doing B.E. ( comp.sci &engg ) I year at PSG TECH, coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, INDIA.


I am beginner to C . I know well upto functions in C.
Now , i am eager to know about GRAPHICS UNDER C....


please help me.....

[macklin01]

I ( SRINIVASAN K J ) doing B.E. ( comp.sci &engg ) I year at PSG TECH, coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, INDIA.


I am beginner to C . I know well upto functions in C.
Now , i am eager to know about GRAPHICS UNDER C....


please help me.....

In part, it depends if you mean graphics as in a graphical user interface (GUI), or just generating graphics. Do you mean 2D or 3D graphics? What tool you use really depends upon what you want to do. Unfortunately, it also tends to depend upon what platform/operating system you're using.

Also, do you really mean C, or C++? (I ask because most people don't use just C anymore.)

If you're using a console application and would like to generate 2D images, you could use my EasyBMP cross-platform C++ BMP library, which can read, write, and modify windows bitmap (BMP) images. I tend to use this library in my scientific visualization applications. (I like being able to develop on my laptop in windows, then recompile in linux and use it to generate movie frames on our cluster.) EasyBMP also has extensions to cooperate with OpenGL, etc.

If you're referring to writing a GUI, you might want to look at wxWindows, GTK, and QT. All of these GUI libraries are cross-platform. Of those, I personally prefer QT thus far, but many others prefer wxWindows. (Just google for the sites.)

If you're talking about doing 3D graphics, you might want to check out OpenGL and GLUT. -- Paul

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