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From: "David W. Glessner" <dwglessn@collins.rockwell.com>
Subject: Re: Graphics packages (circles, rectangles, etc.)
Date: 1999/04/16
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> > I want to plot a circle and rectangle on the PC  screen
> Under what OS?

Win95 or MS-DOS.

> There are routines in Windows to do just that sort of thing.

So for Windows, are you saying that he'd have to hook up to the
Windows API?   Are there packages that make this easy?

He says that Borland C++ has special library for plotting
(graphics.h?) but he'd prefer to use Ada.

--
David