The QuickWin run-time library provides a number of routines that you can use to define text and graphics displays. These routines determine the graphics environment characteristics and control the cursor.

To display graphics, you need to set the desired graphics mode using

SETWINDOWCONFIG

, and then call the routines needed to create the graphics. SETWINDOWCONFIG is the routine you use to configure window properties. You can use

DISPLAYCURSOR

to control whether the cursor will be displayed. The cursor becomes invisible after a call to

SETWINDOWCONFIG

. To display the cursor you must explicitly turn on cursor visibility with

DISPLAYCURSOR

($GCURSORON).

SETGTEXTROTATION

sets the current orientation for font text output, and

GETGTEXTROTATION

returns the current setting. The current orientation is used in calls to

OUTGTEXT

.

For more information on these routines, see the

Language Reference

in the

Intel® Visual Fortran Compiler User and Reference Guides

.