How to store jpeg image in a file and show it on screen in 'C' Langauage

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How to code in C to store and to display any kind of images.

Posted 27-Apr-11 16:36pm

Vijay Vishwakarmar

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Stephen Wiria · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-27T17:58:00

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What do you mean of storing JPG image in a file?
If you want to load JPG (in Windows app) using C, you could take a look at this old thread:
How to display a JPG file using BitBlt?[^]
Or you could use some JPG lib like:
this[^]

But to me, it's a lot easier to use Listview and then send LVM_SETBKIMAGE[^] (I believe there're at least 2 of my apps using this :))

Posted 27-Apr-11 17:58pm

Stephen Wiria

Updated 27-Apr-11 17:59pm

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Sandeep Mewara 28-Apr-11 0:51am

My 5!

Stephen Wiria 28-Apr-11 1:30am

Thanks a lot Sandeep

Vijay Vishwakarmar 28-Apr-11 23:22pm

Mr. Stephen Wiria, I mean, I want to create a file in C which can store jpeg images and whenever we want we can access it to show on the screen.
I am using turbo c compiler.
So please provide relevant info regarding turbo c

Stephen Wiria 29-Apr-11 22:27pm

To save to a JPG file, explore this:
GDI+ -> GDI+ Image Class -> Save method to a file.

And again to load JPG, i'm sure it's a lot easier if you use Listview and send LVM_SETBKIMAGE

Vijay Vishwakarmar 2-May-11 7:37am

Thanks!