In article <1992Jun30.115749.3049 at gserv1.dl.ac.uk> BIONET at EARN.FRCGM51 writes:
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> What is, following your own experience, the programming language
>for DOS with the best GRAPHICS possibilities (i.e. the best graphics
>library) ?
I use Borlands C++ most of the time, and have found it
pretty easy to get really impressive graphics displays. There's
all sorts of library routines for lines, graphs, polygons.
TrueBasic, apart from being a simple but useful language has
some graphics capability, but it can be confusing ...
Thats my $0.02 anyway.
Simon
garton at jeeves.ucsd.edu
