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In article <1992Oct1.122617.10918@kodak.kodak.com>, bryant@neural.Kodak.COM (Steve Bryant) writes:
|> I am using Turbo C for some Image analysis. Unfortunately the 
|> graphics library that comes with Turbo C does not include a driver
|> for the 256 color mode. I am trying to display a bit map monochrome
|> image with 256 grey scale levels.
|> 
|> Does anyone know of a good inexpensive graphics library for Turbo C 
|> running under DOS 5.0 that will allow me to use my  super VGA card 
|> in the 256 color mode. The library has to be for the large memory 
|> model.

	There has been made SVGA BGI drivers for the Borland compilers.
You can find them at most MS-dos ftp sites. Look for a file called SVGABGI.ZIP
or something similar. (There is also a BGI driver for printers called something
like prntbgi.zip). Even though you won't be able to use  256 grascale I have
found out that it is very difficult to see more that 64 greaylevels anyway.

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