C++ Graphice In Visual Stdio 2012

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I Want to Use Graphics in Visual Studio 2012 For C++ Like DEV C++. but in Visual Stdio there is no Graphics Library .please tell me how can i use GRAPHICS in Visual Stdio C++ .

Posted 17-Aug-14 20:27pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Aug-14 2:52am

No graphics library?! What do you mean? It depends on what do you call "graphics". And what is C++? Native or C++/CLI?
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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2014-08-17T21:02:00

Solution 1

Of course there is a graphics library, in fact there are two[^].

Posted 17-Aug-14 21:02pm

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Andy Bantly · Answer 2 · 2014-08-19T13:07:00

Solution 3

Visual C++ comes with many sample applications. Some of which demonstrate using OpenGL or Direct X. You can also use the GDI to do simple graphics.

Posted 19-Aug-14 13:07pm

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chandanadhikari · Answer 3 · 2014-08-18T02:56:00

Hi,
There is an open source graphics library called OpenGL which works very well with Visual Studio.
You can google to find out more about this library.
Here are the easy steps[^] for installing and running it with Visual Studio. There are around 18 tutorials (if i remember correctly) in total, which cover the basics of how to use the OpenGL APIs. This link is for the first one.

Although the tutorial is for VS2010, but i hope steps will not be very different for VS2012 so you can give it a try .

Also I must mention that DirectX is also a great option on Windows platform .[^]

Hope this helps.