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  • Running C Graphics Programs In Linux

    ms_cs

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    I use Gcc in generally for running c programs, Just 5 minutes before I attempted to run the program that includes the graphics.h header file.But I get the error as, "cannot find file graphics.h", How to run program using gcc...or is there any other compiler available to run c programs with graphics options
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  • Vivek788

    Member • Mar 21, 2009

    u can't use that header for doing graphics programming in linux..use svgalib library and use it for programming..have a user a/c that has sudo power or root power,or you won't be able to execute your programs. Its fairly simple to use..and few documentation available online..enough for learning the basics though...
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  • MaRo

    Member • Mar 22, 2009

    EDIT: Google has some solutions & tutorials for it, may be some libraries needed.
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  • ms_cs

    Member • Mar 22, 2009

    Ok..I will try that...
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  • vnvnvn2000

    Member • Mar 25, 2009

    Borland' C/C++ compiler's a little different eg graphics.h etc is not a defacto thus not present in g++.Now many books for eg Cpp for Dummies etc cites examples been compiled on using gcc either in Windows OS or Linux.In windows some minimalist gnu...mingw32 etc should be installed.
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