Graphics With Gcc

[thaparian354]

hi ! can any body plzzzzzzzzz help me how to make screensaver in c++
with gcc .

[bartonc]

hi ! can any body plzzzzzzzzz help me how to make screensaver in c++
with gcc .

Hello and welcome to TheScripts.com. TSDN is a place to get help with your C++ education. A screensaver is a big project. If you are just getting started, you have many small steps to take while you learn the language. Feel free to post your code related questions in the C++/C Forum.

[thaparian354]

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Hello and welcome to TheScripts.com. TSDN is a place to get help with your C++ education. A screensaver is a big project. If you are just getting started, you have many small steps to take while you learn the language. Feel free to post your code related questions in the C++/C Forum.

CAN U PLZZZ GIVE ME HOW TO PROCEED IN BRIEF OR HELP IN SOME OTHER WAY. U CAN MAIL ME AT [email address removed]. i willl be thankful to u .

I EVEN DON'T KNOW HOW TO DRAW A LINE WITH GCC AS WE DO WITH TURO C++ . CAN U PLZZZ GIVE ME HOW TO PROCEED IN BRIEF OR HELP IN SOME OTHER WAY

[thaparian354]

Graphics With Gcc

Can Anybody Plzz Help Me How To Draw A Circle With gcc As We Draw In Turbo C++

[thaparian354]

Graphics With Gcc

Can Anybody Tell Me How To Draw Even A Single Circle With Gcc As We Do With Turbo C++

[horace1]

Can Anybody Plzz Help Me How To Draw A Circle With gcc As We Draw In Turbo C++

are you use gcc with Unix or Windows? if the latter you can get a graphics.h header file and library for DEV-C++ (which uses gcc) which enables one to run Turbo C graphics programs, see
http://www.uniqueness-template.com/devcpp/

scroll down until you find "How do I use Borland Graphics Interface (graphics.h)?"

[bartonc]

CAN U PLZZZ GIVE ME HOW TO PROCEED IN BRIEF OR HELP IN SOME OTHER WAY. U CAN MAIL ME AT [email address removed]. i willl be thankful to u .

I EVEN DON'T KNOW HOW TO DRAW A LINE WITH GCC AS WE DO WITH TURO C++ . CAN U PLZZZ GIVE ME HOW TO PROCEED IN BRIEF OR HELP IN SOME OTHER WAY

I believe your trouble is that you are expecting too much. GCC is just a compiler which has a command line interface. You will write your code in your favorite text editor then figure out how to invoke GCC to compile you code. Start with something small, like outputting "hello world" to the console. Then you may quickly learn how to run your old code through it.

[bartonc]

Follow this link to a gcc tutorial.

[thaparian354]

C++ Graphics

I Am Using Gcc On Linux For C++ . I Don't Know How To Handle Graphics In Linux Or Which Header Files To Include Like We Include
Graphics.h On Turbo C++ In Windows.

[macklin01]

I Am Using Gcc On Linux For C++ . I Don't Know How To Handle Graphics In Linux Or Which Header Files To Include Like We Include
Graphics.h On Turbo C++ In Windows.

Please try looking at this thread. To find more, you might consider googling for "c++ gui site:thescripts .com", etc.

I've you're looking to generate graphics (i.e., create graphics, rather than work with windows), then you might consider my EasyBMP C++ bitmap (BMP) library. You can use it to read, write, and modify individual pixels of a bitmap image.

Thanks, and good luck. -- Paul

*edit*
I see that you've posted roughly the same thing multiple times. I'm not sure why nobody responded to your threads, but I suspect it has something to do with the fact that C++ GUI/graphics questions nearly identical to yours have been asked and answered many, many times on these forums. The membership may have hoped that you would try a search before asking the same question. Again, I can't speak for others, but this may have something to do with the lack of interest in the question. ;)
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[thaparian354]

Please try looking at this thread. To find more, you might consider googling for "c++ gui site:thescripts .com", etc.

I've you're looking to generate graphics (i.e., create graphics, rather than work with windows), then you might consider my EasyBMP C++ bitmap (BMP) library. You can use it to read, write, and modify individual pixels of a bitmap image.

Thanks, and good luck. -- Paul

*edit*
I see that you've posted roughly the same thing multiple times. I'm not sure why nobody responded to your threads, but I suspect it has something to do with the fact that C++ GUI/graphics questions nearly identical to yours have been asked and answered many, many times on these forums. The membership may have hoped that you would try a search before asking the same question. Again, I can't speak for others, but this may have something to do with the lack of interest in the question. ;)
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thanks very much for ur cooperation !
can u plzzz tell me how u make ur library actually work for linux .( in brief )
i will be thankful to u

[macklin01]

thanks very much for ur cooperation !

Not a problem. :)

can u plzzz tell me how u make ur library actually work for linux .( in brief )
i will be thankful to u

Well, there's not much to tell, as it was designed to be cross platform. Roughly speaking:

1) Copy the EasyBMP*.h and EasyBMP.cpp to the project directory.

2) Include EasyBMP.h in your project:

/* ... */
#include "EasyBMP.h"
/* ... */

3) Compile EasyBMP along with your project and link:

g+[b][/b]+ -o ExecutableName YourSource.cpp EasyBMP.cpp

That's it. If you want more advanced linking, please see the sample makefile included with EasyBMP. The main download also includes a sample project, complete with makefile. To use it, just do this:

unzip EasyBMP_1.06.zip
cd sample
make
./EasyBMPtest

Also, please see the compiling instructions here. Thanks -- Paul

[MMcCarthy]

Multiple posting of questions in this forum is not permitted. Please see this post here. I have left you with one question in C++ and one question in the Linux forum.

Linux Question

ADMIN

[Shekhar Kumar]

Graphics in GCC

what about Cairo???