Damnit I just want the file for school because we are using the Borlands Compiler just tell me where I can get it. Our teacher went through and only installed the things we need for the class and I want to do graphics
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Your original question was not enough for anyone to answer. More information was required. So nietod asked for the information necessary to help you. Usually a bad idea to be rude to the people who are trying to help you.
I will assume at this point that the file you need is associated with the graphics library for the Borland compiler you are using. Using the graphics library will require the library as well (probably called graphics.lib or something similar), not just the header file. In order to get the header file and library, you will need to get the installer for your compiler(probably an installation CD that your instructor has) and install the appropriate libraries.
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by: nietodPosted on 2000-09-12 at 12:23:48ID: 4280526
this is not a standard C++ file. Most likly a file like this would have been developed for a particualr compiler. For example, I think the Old borland DOS compilers had a file with this name. It is unlikely that you can port this file from one compiler to another. If your compiler doesn't have it, it probably can't use it.
What compiler are you using?