I think my very first C program was a vga graphics demo. I used Borland Turbo C, and this was probably 1989 or so. I was transitioning from a mix of Turbo Pasca

I think my very first C program was a vga graphics demo. I used Borland Turbo C, and this was probably 1989 or so. I was transitioning from a mix of Turbo Pascal and 80x86 assembler, and had fallen in love with Borland's whole toolset from the IDE to Turbo Debugger, which was a revelation for me. And I'll note that this was back when the only way to get a copy of these tools was to go to Egghead or another software retailer and drop $100+.