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Mar 16, 2016  Scripting language interpreters are often written in C or C and can therefore easily be linked into a C program. We can provide an API to give the script controlled access to our C objects. This approach can be used to make parts of our application freely configurable. Apr 28, 2015  Also, resource scripts (.RC) are supported and you'll be able to save your projects in the native.DEV format. The DEV-C IDE also has the required compiling.

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C++ programming language is a versatile programming language. Using C++ you can create low end graphics too i.e. creating basic shapes and words with stylish fonts and adding colors to them can be done using c++.

Graphic programming can be done in c++ using your terminal or command prompt or you can download DevC++ compiler to create graphic programs.

For terminal you need to add the graphics.h libraray to you GCC compiler. For this you will have type in the following commands.

On sequentially typing all the above commands you can successfully install the graphics.h library in your GCC compiler of terminal.

for or the other method you need to install the DevC++ compiler.

graphics.h library − The graphic.h library is used to add graphics to your C++ program. For graphic programming, it is a must include library as it contains all required methods.

Syntax for including graphics in c++ program &ninus;

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Other Common functions of of C++ graphic programming are −

  • arc() − creates arc of a given angle and given radius.

  • bar() − creates a bar with given coordinates.

  • circle() − creates a circle of given radius.

  • closegraph() − it closed the graphics mode and deallocated memory chunks.

  • ellipse() − creates an ellipse with given major and minor axis.

  • floodfill() − flood fill is used to fill a specific color to a specific point whose coordinates are given.

  • line() − creates a line of given starting and ending points.

  • rectangle() − creates a rectangle with given coordinates.