Greetings, I am exploring the resuscitation of the old classical graphics.h library provided by Borland and Microsoft in the early 90s. This capability mysteriously disappeared from these companies' standard supplied libraries. Without them, it is impossible to develop your own GUI (could this be a reason?) but more importantly, it fails to deliver on two of the promises made by C and C++--1) to deliver all functionality machine language provides and thereby replace the assembler, and 2) guarantee a language that is vendor independent by being governed by an international standard as opposed to a vendor endorsement. To me this is more important and more fundamental than the Standard Template Library.
Can you help me identify a development environment that provides this capability adapted to the newer graphic display devices? (the one I have from Borland 3.0 covers only VGA 16-colors) Such development environment should be selected as most desirable, surpassing Microsoft Visual Studio or any of the other IDE that does not provide it as part of their C/C++ standard suite. Thank you, Rodolfo J. Martinez III
