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SDL bgi is a graphics library (GRAPHICS.H) for C, C++, WebAssembly, and Python. It's based on SDL2 / SDL3 and it's portable on many platforms. SDL_bgi is functionally compatible with the original BGI in Turbo C and Borland C++, and also with another implementation, WinBGIm. In addition, SDL_bgi provides extensions for ARGB colours, mouse support, vector fonts, and multiple windows.

This project is mainly for users of windows XP. Users of windows 7/8/10/11 should consider Red Panda C++ ( https://sourceforge.net/projects/redpanda-cpp/ ). Red Panda Dev-C++ (Dev-Cpp) is a greatly improved fork of Bloodshed Dev-C++ and Orwell Dev-C++. It provides many features that old versions (and Embarcadero dev-c++) lacks, and lots of bug fixes and enhancements. Highlights of its new and enhanced feature: * Code intellisense (Code Completion suggestion while editing)...

Xbgi i is a Borland Graphics Interface (GRAPHICS.H) emulation library based on X11. This library strictly emulates most BGI functions, making it possible to compile X11 versions of programs written for Turbo/Borland C. ARGB extensions and basic mouse support are also implemented. Xbgi is the predecessor to SDL_bgi.

Using the simple line-graphics available in the Turbo's "graphics.h" graphics library, create a classic, fully functional paranoid-clone with the ability to create custom scenarios, and with several variations (sizes/numbers) of balls, bricks and bats. High-scores are recorded into a text file for later perusal.

Libborland is a open-source library and header files for developing like a conio.h and graphics.h. With libborland you can compiling source code using functions and constans from borland librarys.

C program to Show System Clock using Graphics.h from Turbo C

Graphics Library for C/C++, initially, to be used with TurboC++ 3/3.1 IDE. Supports most of the Borland Graphics Interface (bgi) 'graphics.h' functions, but at a higher resolution (upto 2000x1600) and color depth (upto 32 bit)