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Graphics in C (Executing in window 7)

Before we start, let us know “What is Graphics?”, “How it works?”, “What are the basic requirements

for running a graphics program?”……….

To start with, let us know What is Graphics????

“Graphics” is nothing but the things we are using in computer screen, the game we play

in fact each and every thing we use is somewhat related or using graphics. It start for drawing a simple

live, arc or circle to designing a game or creating an interface for a computer Operating systems…

Now let us see what the basic requirement for running a graphics program is

I.  A computer (….!!)

II.  Turbo C++ Compiler (Version 3){What I have used to run programs}

III.  DOSBox (If Operating system is Win Vista or above).

Now, How to execute a graphics program in a compiler or a computer??

Steps: {For Win XP}

I.  Download and Install Turbo C++ (Version 3)

II.  Go to Options -> Linker -> Libraries -> Mark ‘X’ in Graphics Library and Standard

Runtime Library -> Ok

III.  Now open a new C file and start writing your own C graphics programs..

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  Mount c c:\dosbox

C:

cd tc\bin

tc

If in case it won’t work, then click on file in TurboC++ window -> DOS shell -> It must me showing a

dos prompt.

Type “cd..” to move to the previous directory and the “cd bgi” to move to the BGI folder containing the

graphics drivers…!!

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