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Ok, but... I have Visual Studio 6.0. There is NO header file graph.h. But I have searched for DOS graphics in MSDN library, and the result was:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; You need to use graph.h to set DOS graphic mode in Visual C++ 6.0...As I know, header graph.h was present in Visual C++ 4.0.<br />
Actually, if you know other way to use DOS graphics in VC++, please write it.I'll be waiting...<br />
Thanks.<br />
sovet@post.5ci.lt <br />

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Ok, but... I have Visual Studio 6.0. There is NO header file graph.h. But I have searched for DOS graphics in MSDN library, and the result was:
      You need to use graph.h to set DOS graphic mode in Visual C++ 6.0...As I know, header graph.h was present in Visual C++ 4.0.
Actually, if you know other way to use DOS graphics in VC++, please write it.I'll be waiting...
Thanks.
sovet@post.5ci.lt


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You can't perform DOS graphics in Visual Studio 5 or 6. &nbsp;They can't produce DOS programs. &nbsp;They only produce windows programs. &nbsp;You need to use one of the old VC versions to produce DOS programs. &nbsp;(I'm not sure which one was the last that produced DOS programs, but 5 and 6 definitely don't.) &nbsp;or you need to use windows graphics.<br />

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You can't perform DOS graphics in Visual Studio 5 or 6.  They can't produce DOS programs.  They only produce windows programs.  You need to use one of the old VC versions to produce DOS programs.  (I'm not sure which one was the last that produced DOS programs, but 5 and 6 definitely don't.)  or you need to use windows graphics.


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Where can I get ueader file &lt;graph.h&gt; for Visual C++?<br />
Someone, please, send it to me...<br />
Sovet@post.5ci.lt<br />

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Where can I get ueader file <graph.h> for Visual C++?
Someone, please, send it to me...
Sovet@post.5ci.lt


graph.h

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.