I recently got Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice by Foley and van Dam (a wonderful book, by the way), and to get more out of it i downloaded the SRGP and SPHIGS graphics packages.. but.. the examples won''t compile, because i need the "Microsoft Software Development Kit for Windows" (so says the requirements in the book and on the site, anyway) the compiler i''m using is Turbo C 2.01 (the .lib was compiled for Turbo C 2.0 or later). anyone know where i can get the SDK, or what exactly it even is? it seems that it''s the Win32 SDK, though i''m not sure because the book says it''ll work with Windows 3.1 and DOS 5.0 or later also.. does anyone own this book or used SRGP or SPHIGS and know how i can get this to work? thanks much

i''ve got VC++6.0.. i can program for windows no problem..
the problem is, the .lib files that come with the SRGP and SPHIGS graphics packages are compiled to run with Borland Turbo C v.2.0 or better.. i downloaded verion 2.01 (which is now free since borland stopped supporting it).. so i need a Windows SDK that''s compatible with Turbo C, which must exist because it''s a requirement for the graphics packages under Windows/DOS, though i''m sure it''ll be hard to find since Borland no longer supports Turbo C..

i''ve probably just got two options.. the packages came with their source code, so i could try to port it to VC++ or BCB.. or maybe just free up enough space on my hard drive for a small linux partition.. it may take some porting to get the UNIX version running on there, but probably less than trying to port to VC++...
i was just hoping i wouldn''t have to go through all that trouble... or maybe i''ll just use another graphics package..