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+2  Q: 

Where can I download gd.h?

I'm using Dev C++ to write a simple C program and I need to create an image. I know how to use GD but unfortunately it's not included in Dev C++ installation.

Where can I download gd.h file? I'm using Windows Vista.

+1  A: 

seems to be part of libgd. I found lots of stuff about it on www.libgd.org .

Carl Smotricz  2009-11-08 01:11:13
+3  A: 

The gd.h alone won't work. You also need the library files to link against - try to use the windows distribution for libgd. I can't guarantee it will work with DevC++ though...

hjhill  2009-11-08 01:13:08
I bow to your more helpful and sensible answer :)
Carl Smotricz  2009-11-08 01:15:41
It works great... ;)
Richard Knop  2009-11-08 01:45:41

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