Enter the DOS mode, enter the directory where TC is located
1. Convert graphics driver Egavga.GBI (most common, resolution 640 * 480) to Egavga.obj
Type: BGiobj Egavga
(If it is TC , it should be performed in the BGI directory)
2, connect Egavga.obj to Graphics.lib
Type: TLIB LIB / Graphics.lib Egavga.obj
(In TC , Tlib ../lib/graphics.lib ../bgi/egavgga.obj should be performed in a bin directory.
3, in the program, press the graphics library
INT GDRIVER = VGA, GMODE = VGAHI;
INITGRAPH (& gDriver, & gmode, "); // No path where the driver is required
RegisterBgidriver; Egavga_Driver;
At this point, I'm big!
Of course, the drivers of other display modes (such as CGA.BGI), vector fonts can be connected to the graphics library.
#include
#include
int main ()
{
INT GDRIVER = Detect, GMODE;
RegisterBgidriver: / * Create a separate graphic running program * /
INITGRAPH (GDRIVER, GMODE, "C: // TC");
BAR3D (50, 50, 250, 150, 20, 1);
Getch ();
Closegraph ();
Return 0;
}