have you not seen it?  It was my first axe game <3


Note: I have changed it since, and mass optimized for speed.  (lol should probably take out of Full speed now )
         

Wow i was such a noob back then.
The biggest day of my life... when I realized how slow displaying the graph is

In axe we can use Pt-On(x,y,Pic1)
How can I do that in C++.
I am using SDL

Try this. I found it through Google, a very useful website!

It seems like in SDL, as in SFML, you need a pointer to the image. You take that pointer and use SDL_BlitSurface() like so:

param1: pointer to image

param 2: Rect image is stored in

param3: pointer to screen

param4: Rect with x,y coords of where to draw to the screen.

SFML, I think, has an easier drawing method of:

sf::RenderWindow App(sf::VideoMode(WindowWidth, WindowHeight, 32), "title");

sf::Image img;//Image data
img.LoadFromFile("img.png");
sf::Sprite imgSprite(img);//Pointer to data
imgSprite.SetPosition(x, y)

App.Draw(imgSprite)