by Rob » Tue, 04 Jan 2000 04:00:00
Rob
by Peter Philipp » Mon, 17 Jan 2000 04:00:00
I would suspect - from your description of your problem - that you have
not 'wrapped' the function prototypes of the BGI graphics header file in
the "C" declaration wrappers - to prevent name mangling by the compiler.
To give a very crude example, wrap the include statement for the
graphics header file in your source module:
extern "C" {
#include <graphics.h>
I recommend the above technique be used only to test to ensure yourQuote:}
Regards,
Peter
> Is it at all possible to use standard, DOS BGI graphics in Borland 5 C++?
> I've gotten it to work using a C node, but then I can't use classes. Is
> there a happy medium somewhere? When I try to initialize BGI graphics in
> C++, I get a "Graphics not initialized (use INITGRAPH)" error that doesnt
> pop up with the C node. Any help that can be given to a beginning
> programmer would be greatly appreciated.
> Rob
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