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Subject: Help with Turbo C "bitmap" data structure
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Date: 2 Oct 90 23:04:19 GMT
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I am trying to display some grayscale images on a high resolution VGA display,
using Borland Turbo C 2.0, and am having some difficulty understanding
the way an image is constructed.  Actually, I wish to use the "putimage()"
library routine; its major data structure seems to be undocumented in
the Turbo C manuals beyond the statement that the first two shorts are
the x and y lengths.

If I wish to hand construct an "image", how do I go about doing it?

-Rob Tow-