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Subject: Re: bcc2grx, grx, and bgi
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Stuart Highlander wrote:

> Good Morning:
>
> I have a couple of students who are trying some graphics programming as
> independent study.  We currently use gcc 2.81 with RHIDE 1.4.7 on our
> lab machines.  We have dowqnloaded grx23 and bcc2grx, run make on the
> test files, and have achieved success on the test programs (we have been
> able to build the the c test programs from a project in RHIDE).  Our
> problem is that all of our resources are written in Borland
> (graphics.h).  Is there an easy crossover, i.e. can we use the source
> codes from our text,  for these programs so that we can still use what
> we have on our lab machines?.
>
> Thank you for your time and help.
>
> Stuart

Sorry, this is not an answer but another related question.

Is it possible to compile RHIDE source-code with using bcc2grx and end up
with a graphical version of RHIDE?