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From:	ad904 AT FreeNet DOT Carleton DOT CA (William Lachance)
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Subject:	Re: Allegro and linux
Date:	16 Jun 1996 14:41:04 GMT
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Ralph A Pope (rpope AT saclink1 DOT csus DOT edu) writes:
> OK, quick question - what would it involve to port Allegro to work with 
> the Linux version of GCC, or is it already compilable and compatible?  Is 
> it possible?  I hope so, 'cause I'd REALLY hate having to learn GRX... 
> thanks for any help you can give me.  Also, on a side note, anyone 
> recommend good books for Linux that include a copy?  Thanks.
> -Mike P.


Have you considered using JLIB v1.5? It's a cross platform library for DOS,
Linux, and Xwindows. The svgalib target has just been rewritten and is FAST.
It isn't as complete as Allegro, but it does have a fairly good set of features
(more of a graphics/input lib as opposed to a general game programming lib).
Give it a try.
--
Bill Lachance
billl AT synapse DOT net

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