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I have to make a project for the Windows OS in strics ANSI C (so im not allowed to use C++, C# or Objective-C). And I’m wondering if it is possible to use any kind of graphics. And if it’s possible, how can I? Are there any open source frameworks for strict ANSI C that allow me to use GUI programming?
Thanks in advance,
Marnix van Rijswijk.
I am assuming you are just not allowed to use any other C-derived language, not limited to only using the features plain ANSI-C gives you. Otherwise asking for frameworks doesn’t make any sense – everything outside the standard-library would be off-limits for you.
If you are only targetting windows you can just use the WinAPI. Alternatively you could get a higher abstraction level and better portability by using toolkits like gtk+.