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Is the graphics.h header available in DOS, available in Linux as well?

Do we have a nucrses.h for DOS?
Can curses based applications be run on DOS?

Thanks,
Pratik.

No.

Quote:> Do we have a nucrses.h for DOS?
> Can curses based applications be run on DOS?

You'll need to ask those questions in a DOS newsgroup.

Erik
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If you are interest in text mode GUI I would suggest S-Lang. This is a
text GUI library for both DOS and Linux.

One of the good things about posting questions that relate to DOS and
Windows in the Linux groups is that, usually, we are not new comers to the
world of IT. There is a good chance that someone here has been around long
enough to know more than one operating system. However, DOS questions take
bandwidth from our "exclusive" group. So, please try to ask the questions
as if you were looking for LINUX stuff.

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Aother option is PDCurses Library. It is available for DJGPP and X.

URL:
http://www.lightlink.com/hessling/

Andrew

Quote:> Another option is PDCurses Library. It is available for DJGPP and X.

> URL:
> http://www.lightlink.com/hessling/

> Andrew

Would the PDCurses Library enable an ncurses program to run without making
any changes in the code?

Is it possible to run a ncurses based app written for Linux/UNIX on a
different operting system?
To what extent are ncurses based programs, portable?

Thanks everyone,
Pratik.