Best compiler for graphics on PC?

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From: William Briggs
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 02:16

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Hello 

I am just about to purchase a reasonably quick PC and want to do some 
minor graphics programming and Digital Image Processing on it.  

Can anyone recommend a compiler package that is suited to this purpose. I 
don't particularly care which language but C++ would be nice.  

I have considered Borland C++ but haven't looked into it in detail - is it worth 
the money?

Thanks


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William Briggs (BLOGGS)				Student Rep on Dept of Comp Sci
w_briggs@postoffice.utas.edu.au			President - Tas Uni Defence of
Third Year Computer Systems Engineering			     Human Life Society
University of Tasmania
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