| At some point in time I have to wonder when people will go to use
free
| pascal at http://www.freepascal.org/
|
| They are
Delphi and turbo pascal compliant
How is free pascal an
improvement over gpc in terms of graphics output?
I searched
both the programmer's guide and the language reference guide for
"graphics." I found nothing.
| And lets face it, here
in the states pascal usage has dropped
| significantly since the the
infestation of java...
Perhaps your intent was to post in the
"Quo vadis GPC" thread?
I plea for discussions of GPC that
have nothing to do with GRX be taken to that thread.
Thanks.
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From: gpc-owner@gnu.de [mailto:gpc-owner@gnu.de] On Behalf Of
| twixt@cstone.net
| Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 11:51 AM
|
To: gpc@gnu.de
| Subject: Quo vadis GRX?
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|
| I would like to use Pascal to generate images in high resolution and
at
| least 24 bit color depth. There are links to a GRX library,
which
| provides
| 2d graphics, but the user manual there was
last updated in 2007, which
| suggests they are further behind than
GPC. I don't find any grx library
| in
| my Debian (Lenny) list
of available packages, using the search feature
| within aptitude.
Apparently I would have to compile GRX and then somehow
| get it to
work with Pascal. As a barely capable programmer, I do not
| look
| forward to this with glee. (BTW I am not asking for help, just making
a
| point.) In all the discussion about the future of GPC, I am a
bit
| surprised that no one seems to talk about graphics output. Did
I miss
| something? I do that a lot.
|
| How about
incorporating graphics
| output directly in Pascal? Is there much
interest in this? It seems to
| me
| that it would make Pascal
more attractive. It would be "like POVray
| but even more
powerful" as any general purpose programming language
|
naturally would be. Thanks for your time.
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