Chess Game : Turbo C++
Chess is a board game for two players. It is played in a square board, made of 64 smaller squares, with eight squares on each side.
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TurboGUI : Turbo C++
GUI stands for "Graphical User Interface" and is pronounced "GOO-EE" . It provides users with an interface where...
Mouse programming in Turbo C/C++
In GUI environment, mouse is very important for user interaction. But MS DOS is non-graphical command line based operating system. Ho...
BGI graphics library - Part 5
In the previous article , we discussed some BGI library functions, namely, setfillstyle(), setfillpattern(), floodfill(), cleardevice...
BGI graphics library - Part 4
In the previous article , we discussed some BGI library functions, namely, rectangle(), bar(), bar3d(), sector(), fillpoly() etc. In ...
BGI graphics library - Part 3
In the previous article , we discussed some BGI library functions, namely, line(), getx(), linerel(), circle(), arc() etc. In the pre...
BGI graphics library - Part 2
In the previous article , we discussed some BGI library functions, namely, getmaxcolor(), outtextxy(), putpixel(), getpixel(), setcol...
BGI graphics library - Part 1
In the previous article , we discussed the BGI library and a sample program using this library. From this article onwards, there will...
How to create graphical applications using Turbo C++ 3.0 IDE (BGI graphics library)
The Borland Graphics Interface , also known as BGI, is a graphics library which provides several functions which can be used to creat...
Bitmap Animator : Turbo C++
Bitmap is a raster graphics image file format with the extensions of .BMP or .DIB (Device Independent Bitmap) used in Microsoft Wi...