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1.) GNU is GNU is Not Unix (strange but it is so) gcc = Gnu CC<br />
2.) It depends on what graphic library you have X, Open GL. Look for X11 or gl in your include dir.<br />
3.) same as 2.<br />
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1.) GNU is GNU is Not Unix (strange but it is so) gcc = Gnu CC
2.) It depends on what graphic library you have X, Open GL. Look for X11 or gl in your include dir.
3.) same as 2.



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MingW32 does not have a library like the BGI stuff (graphics.h) ... If you want to program graphics in windows you will need whole other tactics..<br />

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MingW32 does not have a library like the BGI stuff (graphics.h) ... If you want to program graphics in windows you will need whole other tactics..


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Hi rbr,<br />
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You told that GNU is Not UNIX. &nbsp;Then it is mean for what? &nbsp;Can u explain me the actual expansion for GNU (like GUI). &nbsp;I have serached for files of type 'x11' and the file was not found in the include directory. &nbsp;I have no knowledge about Open GL. &nbsp;Tell me more info about OpenGL and applications that using OpenGL.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Hari.<br />

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Hi rbr,

You told that GNU is Not UNIX.  Then it is mean for what?  Can u explain me the actual expansion for GNU (like GUI).  I have serached for files of type 'x11' and the file was not found in the include directory.  I have no knowledge about Open GL.  Tell me more info about OpenGL and applications that using OpenGL.

Thanks,
Hari.


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I have a GNU (MingW32) Compiler for C and C++ that have downloaded this software from Net.<br />
<br />
1)What is the expansion for the acronym GNU and what's the difference between C++ and GCC.<br />
<br />
2)I have discrepencies in finding the #include files for grpahics (like 'graphics.h' in Turbo and Borland C's). &nbsp;I have already searched for those files and found that graphics.h is not in the include directory.<br />
<br />
3)Which files have to be included, when I use GNU for Graphics in C.
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I have a GNU (MingW32) Compiler for C and C++ that have downloaded this software from Net.

1)What is the expansion for the acronym GNU and what's the difference between C++ and GCC.

2)I have discrepencies in finding the #include files for grpahics (like 'graphics.h' in Turbo and Borland C's).  I have already searched for those files and found that graphics.h is not in the include directory.

3)Which files have to be included, when I use GNU for Graphics in C.

Graphics

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