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 Dually, SAC can easily interface with existing libraries. Many examples, including parts of C's standard OS interface such as //[[https://www.libsdl.org|SDL]]// as well as interfaces to tools such as //[[http://gnuplot.sourceforge.net|gnuplot]]// or //[[http://www.mps.mpg.de/dislin|dislin]]// can be found in the current [[stdlib|standard library of SAC]]. Dually, SAC can easily interface with existing libraries. Many examples, including parts of C's standard OS interface such as //[[https://www.libsdl.org|SDL]]// as well as interfaces to tools such as //[[http://gnuplot.sourceforge.net|gnuplot]]// or //[[http://www.mps.mpg.de/dislin|dislin]]// can be found in the current [[stdlib|standard library of SAC]].
  
-Here an example taken from our [[tutorial|tutorial]] for interactively navigating through the Mandelbrot Set. Note here, that //all// the code that interacts with the SDL library are contained in this code snippet.+Here an example taken from our [[tutorial|tutorial]] for interactively navigating through the Mandelbrot Set. Note here, that //all// the code that interacts with the SDL library are contained in this code snippet ''initDisplay'' generates a display, ''drawArray'' displays a SaC array, and ''getSelection'' obtains a rectangular selection made with the mouse. All arrays that are passed into or obtained as result from these functions are normal SaC arrays; there is no special treatment required.
 <code C> <code C>
 #define XRES 6 #define XRES 6