generally it works, the only problem is, that the y- coordinate
is shown false....
I don`t now where the mistake is hidden.
Hope somebody can help me
(im using Turbo C++)
Sorry, the times of DOS are over. Functions like int86 and DOS programs in general only work by means of emulation these days.
Get a recent IDE and compiler and forget any of these headers ever existed.
If you're interested in graphical programming, take a look at SFML.
Seriously? Your class is teaching you how to program for DOS?
I would seriously consider dropping that class. That's a huge waste of time. I would even report it to the school board and tell them how outdated it is.