This project has been created on Visual Studio in C++ using Borland Graphics Interface(BGI). BGI is a graphics library which provides several functions which can be used to create graphical applications. This library is used in this project to design a Paint Program in C++.
It's a simple prototype of a paint program made from scratch in C++, which implements all the basic features you expect in a minimal paint application. The paint is functional, you can draw shapes such as circle, triangle, rectangle etc., draw plain or dotted line, write text, erase, and fill color. The GUI looks as follows.
The paint program uses BGI library as graphics controller, so it is needed for compiling. But you do not have to install the BGI library files explicitly as I have included all the files from the library. You can run the project by simply opening bgi.sln file in Visual Studio and then executing the Paint.cpp file.
For more information on BGI, please refer to https://home.cs.colorado.edu/~main/cs1300/doc/bgi/bgi.html