Monokai theme for Dev-C. TextMate theme Monokai ported to Dev-C. Originally published on deviantART in 2009. Download Monokai.syntax and move it to C: Users AppData Roaming Dev-Cpp. Go to Dev-C Tools › Editor Options › Syntax › Color Speed Settings and select Monokai.
Download the files listed below. Graphics.h (download to C: Dev-Cpp include) libbgi.a(download to C: Dev-Cpp lib) Once you download the files. Now you have to place into the correct location in Dev-C installation folder. Try to locate include and lib folder under your dev-cpp installation.

When I try to compile this same program in Dev C editor the following message appears: bios.h: No such file or directory. Please, help me about what can I do in order to advance or give me an alternative solution. Thanks in advance. Dev-C software development IDE, version 4, including Mingw compiler v.2.95.2-1 and GNU Debugger 4.18.Copyright Bloodshed Software, 2000.The GNU GPL2 license.

WinBGIm

Borland BGI Graphics emulation
for the
MingW (GCC port) Compiler

WinBGIm (Windows BGI - with mouse) version 6.0 is currently maintained and distributed by Michael Main at the University of Colorado http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~main/cs1300/doc/bgi/bgi.html

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Michael welcomes us to . . . “use and modify this library as you like”.
This release does not modify Version 6.0 of WinBGIm (Nov 2005 update), except for some trivial changes that were needed to get it to compile and link under MingW 5.0.3.
WinBGIm is installed as part of Quincy 2005 (a simple C/C++ IDE for MingW) and Codeblocks EDU-Portable (Codeblocks-EP, an educational distribution of the Code::Blocks IDE). It is also required as a building block of the koolplot 2D graph plotting library, also released with Quincy and Codeblocks-EP.

Download the WinBGIm 6.0 library for MingW 5.x.x

Library built with MingW 5.0.3 and GCC 3.4.5
Headers and library installation:
Copy headers winbgim.h, and graphics.h To your MingW #include directory.
Copy library libbgi.a to your MingW lib directory.

Note:The current version is based on the Nov 2005 updates to the library. These updates use mutex threads to fix instabilities on some systems when using previous versions.

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It is recommended that you update if you are using any of the previous versions of WinBGIm from Colorado University.

Download The WinBGIm 6.0 (Nov 2005) source code

here.

To build the library, use the provided makefile under the MSYS system, or use the provided Quincy_2005 C/C++ IDE project file, WinBGIm [libbgi.a].PRJ

The latest publicly available source code is available from Michael Main's BGI directory.

A Guide to WinBGIm Functions

is available here, or mirrored locally here.

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Note: This guide presents some simple WinBGIm examples. Quincy 2005 makes it easy to program with WinBGIm and has a tutorial on how to display grids with moving characters for board/platform games or simulations.

Modified: July 2006 - Maintained by: https://evervino.amebaownd.com/posts/15789025.

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I'm trying to compile a program related with serial communication via RS232. I've found this program at microsoft page '>http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B39501&x=9&y=11#top. When I try to compile this same program in Dev C++ editor the following message appears:
bios.h: No such file or directory. Please, help me about what can I do in order to advance or give me an alternative solution. Thanks in advance.

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Modern 32-bit compilers to not support that header file because it was intended for 16-bit MS-DOS 6.X and earlier operating systems. https://evervino.amebaownd.com/posts/17165742. The alternative is to use win32 api functions OpenFile() to open a comm port, ReadFile() and WriteFile() to read/write to it. MSDN has a large article about serial communications.

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