Is making font size bigger or smaller possible in C programs? If yes, what should I do?
I am a beginner in C and have been using Turbo-C++ for programming.
Thanks.
Jump to PostTurbo-c console program? No. You have to use the font size that is built into your computer. To change font sizes requires a graphics program, and then you have to either create the fonts yourself of get the fonts from someone else.
Jump to PostYes, of course it is possible. The entire win32 api (excluding .NET), including all graphics functions, were written in C language.
Turbo-c console program? No. You have to use the font size that is built into your computer. To change font sizes requires a graphics program, and then you have to either create the fonts yourself of get the fonts from someone else.
Turbo-c console program? No. You have to use the font size that is built into your computer. To change font sizes requires a graphics program, and then you have to either create the fonts yourself of get the fonts from someone else.
Is C capable of creating a GUI software? and thanks for the reply.
Yes, of course it is possible. The entire win32 api (excluding .NET), including all graphics functions, were written in C language.
Yes, of course it is possible. The entire win32 api (excluding .NET), including all graphics functions, were written in C language.
Which programs can I use to make those GUI C softwares? and is it still possible to make decent softwares with C that can are equivalent to today's new applications?
Thanks.
You can use any modern c or c++ compiler, such as Code::Blocks or VC++ 2010 Express (both are free). Do NOT use Turbo C or Tubro C++ because its too old and can not access any of the win32 api functions.
You can use any modern c or c++ compiler, such as Code::Blocks or VC++ 2010 Express (both are free). Do NOT use Turbo C or Tubro C++ because its too old and can not access any of the win32 api functions.
Thanks for the help.
please recommend me which is the best c compiler???
i want to learn C
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