Learning to Draw Basic Graphics in C++
by Michael Morrison
Publisher: InformIT 2004
ISBN/ASIN: 0672326590
Description:
Learn how to use C++ code to create basic animated graphics in this chapter from Beginning Game Programming by Michael Morrison. Clear, practical lessons based on C++ programming, the basics of drawing graphics using the Windows Graphics Device Interface.
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