TOWEDM:
Please: How to enter the graphic mode when programming under DJGPP,
It seems different from BORLAND C
Please: How to enter the graphic mode when programming under DJGPP,
It seems different from BORLAND C
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The following is a quote from TomLi on 2003-8-12 13:27:02:
Borland DOS POWER PACK
Borland C++ 4.5 combined with Borland DOS POWER PACK can be used to develop DPMI 16 and DPMI 32 applications under DOS, and 4G memory can be used under DOS. DOS programs originally written under BC++ 3.1 basically do not need to be modified and can be recompiled. Especially, Borland DOS POWER PACK can use DLL libraries in WINDOWS 3.X format under DOS, and also supports the BGI graphics interface, which is very convenient for developing DOS GUI interfaces, and there will be no memory shortage problems.
The following is the speech of towedm on 2004-3-24 15:52:00:
Don't you have the graphics library of Allegro? Use it, it's convenient.
The following is a quote from hongying at 20:34:46 on June 26, 2003:
I have compiled commercial software with a graphical interface using BC++ 3 (true color, 4 232 serial port transmission and reception), and there are no problems. You may not have used XMS. Some skills are needed in display, and attention should be paid to resource balance in program processing, otherwise there will be a situation of serial port data loss. After I finish my three current projects, I will write some things and put them up.