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what do you mean by graphics and easy???<br />
if you mean OpenGL tell me i&quot;ll send you some old example of my shapes prog<br />
and some sites that will help you<br />
and i&quot;ll tell you how so set OpenGL in C++Builder
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what do you mean by graphics and easy???
if you mean OpenGL tell me i"ll send you some old example of my shapes prog
and some sites that will help you
and i"ll tell you how so set OpenGL in C++Builder

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yes, these days, for graphics programming, you'd be much better off using a graphics library instead of trying to program the hardware yourself. The most popular APIs are OpenGL and DirectX (although I don't know how well DirectX works with Borland compilers)
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yes, these days, for graphics programming, you'd be much better off using a graphics library instead of trying to program the hardware yourself. The most popular APIs are OpenGL and DirectX (although I don't know how well DirectX works with Borland compilers)

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Dou you have BCB examples about graphic?<br />
If not, i can send you example of <br />
graphic editor, that use all fathers<br />
of BCB graphics: write you EMail.<br />
Alex
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Dou you have BCB examples about graphic?
If not, i can send you example of
graphic editor, that use all fathers
of BCB graphics: write you EMail.
Alex

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Does anybody know how DirectX works in Borland C?
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Does anybody know how DirectX works in Borland C?

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 Hi there <br />
I have a Borland c Builder.pls can you give me some hints on easy programming <br />
regarding graphics.I`ll appreciate an<br />
example from you.<br />
<br />
Thanking you<br />
Prasi.
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 Hi there 
I have a Borland c Builder.pls can you give me some hints on easy programming 
regarding graphics.I`ll appreciate an
example from you.

Thanking you
Prasi.

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