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Old 29-Jun-2005, 12:18
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BGI graphics not supported under Windows.

Hi there. I've recently started to revise an old school project from 10 years ago which I originally compiled under an old Borland C compiler. I've been trying to compile it again on Borland c++ 4.5, and keep running into the same error.... "bgi graphics not supported under windows". I've linked my .c file with the egavga.obj file, and the graphics.lib in an .ide file, but still meet the same problem when I try to use the Make All command.
(I haven't been able to compile the .c file on its own, which I think is how it should work.) I've been away from programming since I tried this project originaly, so if anyone can help, I'd be very grateful.

Thanks, John


Source code follows:

CPP / C++ / C Code:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <windows.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <graphics.h>
#include <alloc.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#define EGraphics -10
#define BLACK 0
#define WHITE 15


unsigned e;

FILE *BMPfile,*MIDIfile;

struct BMP_FILE{
    BITMAPFILEHEADER BMPheader;
    BITMAPINFOHEADER info;
    RGBQUAD Palette[256];
    };

struct MIDI_FILE_HEADER{
	  DWORD   miType;
	  DWORD   miChunk;
	  UINT    miFormat;
	  UINT    miTracks;
	  UINT    miResol;
	  };

struct MIDI_FILE_TRACK{
	  DWORD   mdName;
	  DWORD   mdChunk;
	  };

struct MIDI_FILE{
	  struct MIDI_FILE_HEADER MIDIheader;
	  struct MIDI_FILE_TRACK  MIDImusic;
	  };

struct MIDI_FILE MIDIData;
struct BMP_FILE BMPData;

int index,pv,y1,y2,y3,y4,y5;
int pixelcount1,pixelcount2,pixelcount3,pixelcount4,pixelcount5;
int pixelcount6,pixelcount7,pixelcount8,pixelcount9,pixelcount10;
long z,x,y,count;

BYTE huge *ImageMemory;
char *MIDI_FILE_NAME;

/* Functions */
DWORD DWORDByteSwap ( DWORD );
UINT UINTByteSwap( UINT );


void InitGraphics(void);
unsigned getbits(unsigned x,int p,int n);

main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
   textbackground(LIGHTBLUE);
   if(argc == 1)
   {
      printf("You need to specify a file. Type the filename with the"
	      " extension");
      return(-1);
   }
   if(argc == 2)
   {
      if((BMPfile = fopen(*++argv,"rb")) == NULL)
      {
	printf("\nBMPFile: %s not found\n",*argv);
	return(-2);
      }
      if(fread(&BMPData,sizeof(struct BMP_FILE),1,BMPfile) != 1 )
      {
	printf("Error reading BMP fileheader \n");
	return(-3);
      }
      if(BMPData.BMPheader.bfType != *(WORD*) "BM")
      {
	printf("Error not a BMP file\n");
	return(-4);
      }

      clrscr();

      printf("BMP Image Information For File %s\n\n",*argv);
      printf("\tSize (in Bytes): %ld\n",BMPData.BMPheader.bfSize);
      printf("\tOffset : %d\n",BMPData.BMPheader.bfOffBits);
      printf("\tSize of BITMAPINFOHEADER (in bytes) : %d\n",BMPData.info.biSize);
      printf("\tWidth in pixels: %ld\n",BMPData.info.biWidth);
      printf("\tHeight in pixels: %ld\n",BMPData.info.biHeight);
      printf("\tNumber of bit planes: %d\n",BMPData.info.biPlanes);
      printf("\tBits per pixel: %d\n",BMPData.info.biBitCount);
      printf("\tCompression: %ld\n",BMPData.info.biCompression);
      printf("\tSize of image bits (in bytes) : %ld\n",BMPData.info.biSizeImage);
      printf("\tHoriz. Res.: %ld\n",BMPData.info.biXPelsPerMeter);
      printf("\tVert. Res.: %ld\n", BMPData.info.biYPelsPerMeter);
      printf("\tColours Used: %d\n",BMPData.info.biClrUsed);
      printf("\tNumber of important colours : %d\n",BMPData.info.biClrImportant);

      printf("\n\nRGBQuad values for BMPfile %s\n",*argv);
      printf("(These values are in hexadecimal notation)\n");
      for (index = 0;index < pow(2,BMPData.info.biBitCount); index++ )
      {
	 printf("\tPalette index: %2d  R = %2x  G = %2x  B = %2x\n",index,
		  BMPData.Palette[index].rgbRed,BMPData.Palette[index].rgbGreen,
		  BMPData.Palette[index].rgbBlue);
      }
      getch();
      clrscr();
      printf("\n Please wait. The program is now reading in the pixels");
      ImageMemory = (BYTE huge *)farmalloc(BMPData.BMPheader.bfSize -
			   BMPData.BMPheader.bfOffBits);
      if(ImageMemory == NULL)
      {
	printf("\nNot enough memory for BMP buffer\n");
	return(-5);
      }
      InitGraphics();
      z = 0;
      fseek(BMPfile,BMPData.BMPheader.bfOffBits,SEEK_SET);
      setgraphmode(VGAHI);
      for(y = 0; y < BMPData.info.biHeight; y++)
      {
	for(x = 0; x < 72; x++)
	{
		ImageMemory[z] = getc(BMPfile);
		e = getbits(ImageMemory[z],7,1);
		if(e == 1)
		     putpixel(8*x,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,BLACK);
		else
		     putpixel(8*x,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,WHITE);
		e = getbits(ImageMemory[z],6,1);
		if(e == 1)
		     putpixel(8*x+1,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,BLACK);
		else
		     putpixel(8*x+1,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,WHITE);
		e = getbits(ImageMemory[z],5,1);
		if(e == 1)
		     putpixel(8*x+2,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,BLACK);
		else
		     putpixel(8*x+2,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,WHITE);
		e = getbits(ImageMemory[z],4,1);
		if(e == 1)
		     putpixel(8*x+3,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,BLACK);
		else
		     putpixel(8*x+3,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,WHITE);
		e = getbits(ImageMemory[z],3,1);
		if(e == 1)
		     putpixel(8*x+4,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,BLACK);
		else
		     putpixel(8*x+4,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,WHITE);
		e = getbits(ImageMemory[z],2,1);
		if(e == 1)
		     putpixel(8*x+5,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,BLACK);
		else
		     putpixel(8*x+5,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,WHITE);
		e = getbits(ImageMemory[z],1,1);
		if(e == 1)
		     putpixel(8*x+6,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,BLACK);
		else
		     putpixel(8*x+6,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,WHITE);
		e = getbits(ImageMemory[z],0,1);
		if(e == 1)
		     putpixel(8*x+7,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,BLACK);
		else
		     putpixel(8*x+7,BMPData.info.biHeight-1-y,WHITE);
		z++;
	}
      }
      getch();
      fseek(BMPfile,BMPData.BMPheader.bfOffBits,SEEK_SET);
      z = 0;
      restorecrtmode();
      printf("\n\nPlease note the co-ordinates\n");
      for(y = 0; y < BMPData.info.biHeight; y++)
      {
	count = 0;
	for(x = 0; x < 72; x++)
	{
		ImageMemory[z] = getc(BMPfile);
		if( (BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 - y) < 60)
		{
		   for(pv = 7;pv >= 0;pv--)
		   {
		      if((x < 15) && getbits(ImageMemory[z],pv,1) != 0)
		       count++;
		   }
		}
	}
	if( (BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 - y) < 60)
	{
		if(( count > 40) && (BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 - y) != 32)
		{
		   printf("\nThere is a staff line at y = %d",BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 - y);
		}

	}
      }
      fseek(BMPfile,BMPData.BMPheader.bfOffBits,SEEK_SET);
      z = 0;

      printf("\n\nEnter first co-ordinate, starting with highest number\n");
      scanf("%d",&y1);
      printf("Enter next co-ordinate\n");
      scanf("%d",&y2);
      printf("Enter next co-ordinate\n");
      scanf("%d",&y3);
      printf("Enter next co-ordinate\n");
      scanf("%d",&y4);
      printf("Enter last co-ordinate\n");
      scanf("%d",&y5);
      fseek(BMPfile,BMPData.BMPheader.bfOffBits,SEEK_SET);
      z = 0;
      pixelcount1 = pixelcount2 = 0;
      for(y = 0; y < BMPData.info.biHeight; y++)
      {
	for(x = 0; x < 72; x++)
	{
		ImageMemory[z] = getc(BMPfile);
		for(pv = 7;pv >= 0;pv--)
		{
		   if((8*x + (7-pv)) == 93)
		   {
		      if((abs(( BMPData.info.biHeight -1 -y) -y5) < 3)
			  &&  getbits(ImageMemory[z],pv,1) != 0)
		      {
			pixelcount1++;
		      }
		      if((( y5 - (BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 -y) ) < 5) &&
			  ((y5-(BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 - y) ) >= 0) &&
			    getbits(ImageMemory[z],pv,1) != 0)
		      {
			  pixelcount2++;

		      }
		       if((abs(( BMPData.info.biHeight -1 -y) -y4) < 3)
			  &&  getbits(ImageMemory[z],pv,1) != 0)
		      {
			 pixelcount3++;
		      }
		      if((( y4 - (BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 -y) ) < 5) &&
			  ((y4-(BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 - y) ) >= 0) &&
			    getbits(ImageMemory[z],pv,1) != 0)
		      {
			  pixelcount4++;

		      }
		       if((abs(( BMPData.info.biHeight -1 -y) -y3) < 3)
			  &&  getbits(ImageMemory[z],pv,1) != 0)
		      {
			 pixelcount5++;
		      }
		      if((( y3 - (BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 -y) ) < 5) &&
			  ((y3-(BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 - y) ) >= 0) &&
			    getbits(ImageMemory[z],pv,1) != 0)
		      {
			  pixelcount6++;
		      }
		       if((abs(( BMPData.info.biHeight -1 -y) -y2) < 3)
			  &&  getbits(ImageMemory[z],pv,1) != 0)
		      {
			 pixelcount7++;
		      }
		      if((( y2 - (BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 -y) ) < 5) &&
			  ((y2-(BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 - y) ) >= 0) &&
			    getbits(ImageMemory[z],pv,1) != 0)
		      {
			  pixelcount8++;
		      }
		       if((abs(( BMPData.info.biHeight -1 -y) -y1) < 3)
			  &&  getbits(ImageMemory[z],pv,1) != 0)
		      {
			  pixelcount9++;
		      }
		      if((( y1 - (BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 -y) ) < 5) &&
			  ((y1-(BMPData.info.biHeight - 1 - y) ) >= 0) &&
			    getbits(ImageMemory[z],pv,1) != 0)
		      {
			  pixelcount10++;
		      }
		   }
		}
		z++;
	}
      }
      getch();
      clrscr();
      printf("Pixelcount1 which gives high F is %d",pixelcount1);
      printf("\nPixelcount2 which gives high G is %d",pixelcount2);
      printf("\nPixelcount3 which gives high D is %d",pixelcount3);
      printf("\nPixelcount4 which gives high E is %d",pixelcount4);
      printf("\nPixelcount5 which gives  B is %d",pixelcount5);
      printf("\nPixelcount6 which gives high C is %d",pixelcount6);
      printf("\nPixelcount7 which gives low G is %d",pixelcount7);
      printf("\nPixelcount8 which gives A is %d",pixelcount8);
      printf("\nPixelcount9 which gives low E is %d",pixelcount9);
      printf("\nPixelcount10 which gives low F is %d",pixelcount10);
      if(pixelcount1 > 3)
	printf("\n\nThere is a high F present");
      if(pixelcount2 > 4)
	printf("\n\nThere is a high G present");
      if(pixelcount3 > 3)
	printf("\nThere is a high D present");
      if(pixelcount4 > 4)
	printf("\nThere is a high E present");
      if(pixelcount5 > 3)
	printf("\n\nThere is a B present");
      if(pixelcount6 > 4)
	printf("\n\nThere is a high C present");
      if(pixelcount7 > 3)
	printf("\n\nThere is a low G present");
      if(pixelcount8 > 4)
	printf("\n\nThere is a A present");
      if(pixelcount9 > 3)
	printf("\n\nThere is a low E present");
      if(pixelcount10 > 4)
	printf("\n\nThere is a low F present");

      fclose(BMPfile);
      getch();
      printf("\n\nHit <Enter> to proceed");
      getch();

      /*From here until the return deals with the MIDI file.*/

      clrscr();
      printf("\nPlease enter the name of the MIDI file to be created\n");
      scanf("%s",MIDI_FILE_NAME);
      if((MIDIfile = fopen(MIDI_FILE_NAME,"w+b")) == NULL)
      {
	  printf("\nUnable to open file %s",MIDI_FILE_NAME);
	  return(-1);
		}

      /*The DWORDByteSwap and UINTByteSwap functions are called because MIDI files
		store bytes in a different order to intel processors. This is called
		the Big Endian / Little Endian issue.	*/

      MIDIData.MIDIheader.miType = *(DWORD*)"MThd";
		MIDIData.MIDIheader.miChunk = DWORDByteSwap(6);
		MIDIData.MIDIheader.miFormat = UINTByteSwap(0);
		MIDIData.MIDIheader.miTracks = UINTByteSwap(1);
		MIDIData.MIDIheader.miResol = UINTByteSwap(96);
      MIDIData.MIDImusic.mdName = *(DWORD*)"MTrk";
		MIDIData.MIDImusic.mdChunk = DWORDByteSwap(79);
      if(fwrite(&MIDIData,sizeof(struct MIDI_FILE),1,MIDIfile) != 1)
      {
	  printf("\nError writing MIDI file header\n");
	  return(-2);
      }
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0xFF,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x59,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x02,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x01,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0xFF,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x58,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x04,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x04,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x02,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x18,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x08,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0xFF,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x51,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x03,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x16,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0xE3,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x60,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0xC0,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0xCD,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x29,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x90,MIDIfile);
		fputc(0x4F,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x7F,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x9D,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x4F,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x7F,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x90,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x47,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x7F,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x9D,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x47,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x7F,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x90,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x43,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x7F,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x9D,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x43,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x7F,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x60,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x90,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x4F,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x9D,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x4F,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x90,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x47,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x9D,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x47,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x90,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x43,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x9D,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x43,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x60,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0xFF,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x2F,MIDIfile);
      fputc(0x00,MIDIfile);
      fclose(MIDIfile);
      printf("\n\nMIDI file has now been written.Please check to confirm");
      printf("\nHit <Enter> to continue");
      getch();
      textbackground(BLACK);
      return(0);
   }
}
/* getbits:  get n bits from position p  */
unsigned getbits(unsigned x,int p,int n)
{
	return (x >> (p+1-n)) & ~(~0 << n);
}


/* Initialize the graphics subsystem */
void InitGraphics( void )
{
  int g_driver, g_mode, g_error;

   /*
   Make sure graphic system is not already open. Whether
   it is or not, close it and open it again. Otherwise
   memory for driver will be allocated each time this
   function is called.
   */

   closegraph();

   /* initialize graphics variables */
  g_driver = g_mode = g_error = 0;

   /*
   The call to registerbgidriver below links the display driver
   to the application program. It assumes the driver was converted from
   egavga.bgi to egavga.obj by the bgiobj converter program and
   linked into the application program. The line egavga.obj must
   be in the .prj file for the application program.
   */
 registerbgidriver(EGAVGA_driver);

   initgraph(&g_driver,&g_mode,"");
   g_error = graphresult();
   if (g_error < 0)
   {
      printf("Initgraph error: %s.\n",
      grapherrormsg(g_error));
      exit(EGraphics);
   }
   restorecrtmode();
}
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Old 29-Jun-2005, 14:56
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Well I got this running by making the project a Dos application. Can anyone tell me if there is a simple way to turn it into an executable file on a windows xp platform?
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With a Google search for the exact error message string you posted, some hits do appear useful (such as other discussion board threads), though I didn't scour them. Try it for yourself to get some detail, but the general gist that I gleaned was:
No. BGI is for DOS apps, and Win32 apps will not support it.

Not sure if these sources are correct, but I suspect it is at least not easy/advisable if not impossible. I recommend trying to look for current Windows API functions that do essentially the same thing as the BGI functions that you used back when.

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Well I got this running by making the project a Dos application. Can anyone tell me if there is a simple way to turn it into an executable file on a windows xp platform?
It already is an executable that can run on Windows XP. All you need to do is execute it and a window opens with the program running inside. All my old DOS programs run fine this way.

Unless I'm missing something in your situation. Maybe we need more info?
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Thanks for the help guys.

Since I got this app working okay, I've been trying to figure out why I had to change the platform to DOS when I created a new project.

I've just been away from this for far too long, and am out of touch. I was wondering how you could replace the EGAVGA part of this and create the executable without including the BGI functions.

But I'm just happy its working, so don't worry about it any longer.
Thanks again.

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Re: BGI graphics not supported under windows.

Temme In Simple Lang Plz.... I Hav The Same Prob. But M Not An Advaced User
Just Plz Temme How To Make It Work I.e. Succesfully Include Graphics.h N Use It Functions....
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Re: BGI graphics not supported under windows.

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Temme In Simple Lang Plz.... I Hav The Same Prob. But M Not An Advaced User
Just Plz Temme How To Make It Work I.e. Succesfully Include Graphics.h N Use It Functions....
Please post as clearer as possible.
Maybe you always write like this (I don't hope so), but in this forum, there are people around the world, and people for who English is not their natural language, like me
Sometimes 'simple' English is already quite difficult for us. So, please try not to make things harder and don't use abbreviations or stuff like 'Temme', which I guess it means 'tell me'.

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Re: BGI graphics not supported under Windows.

OK sorry by the way english is not the natural language for me either....
anyways can anyone please solve my problem????
can some one please explain me in simple language what the problem is???

Thank you....
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Re: BGI graphics not supported under Windows.

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OK sorry by the way english is not the natural language for me either....
anyways can anyone please solve my problem????
can some one please explain me in simple language what the problem is???

Thank you....
What's your problem? Since you wrote your first post in a screwball style, you need to restate your problem so we can understand it. And by the lack of question marks, it doesn't look like you asked any questions.
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