How can i add graphics to my C progz???

Hi
I am using bloodshed dev-C++, itried searching google for anything on dos-graphics and found some sites talking about a standard graphics(and a mouse) header file,
but i couldn't find any in my Dev librarys, so i searched for Dev dos-graphics, and found nothing of use.

I wish not to start with DoZe-progz, because i for that i need to buy a book(in time i will), i was hoping someone would be able to help me,with easy(rather easy to learn, or jus functions) graphics, like changing from Char-mode to Graph-mode, or maybe just using bitmaps,actually any type of graphics(console).

I checked out some library file and found CONIO.c (from CONIO.h) wich allows alot of Cursor munipulations but nothing about grapgh mode(if that is the correct term).

Please,any help would be appreciated.

If you want only DOS graphics, get Turbo C from http://community.borland.com and learn how to use BGI(Borland Graphics Interface).
Else, search for "DOS C graphics library" in google.
Cheers,
cgkanchi

conio.h is right

http://www.cc65.org/doc/funcref-5.html

Well Bloodshed DevC++ can do OpenGL, but that gets into windows programming. If you only play in the main loop though (where objects are rendered, keys are pressed, etc), you could make 3d stuff, but you wouldn't understand the rest of the code since it is Windows Code... If you want to go this route, http://www.gamedev.net is a good resource, along with NeHe ( http://nehe.gamedev.net/ )

As for graphics in DOS... I know GameDev.net ( http://www.gamedev.net ) has some Articles (or links to them) on how to make your own DOS Graphics Engine, which you probably will need to do.

I find that programming graphics in DOS is confusing though, so I never started it, so good luck. I just played with DevC++'s OpenGL MultiMedia Projet, but that is Windows code, luckily it generates a good part for you with an example rotating polygon...

:)Thanx everyone for the linx , i'm on my way now,again, thank you:)