Printing Bar Codes in C/C++ Projects
Azalea Software’s barcode fonts can be used to create bar codes in all your C or C++ projects. Our barcode software creates UPC barcodes, Code 128 barcodes, Interleaved 2 of 5 barcodes, Code 39 barcodes, and POSTNET barcodes, all of which have routines written in C/C++ to help you make quality scannable barcodes.
Creating barcodes in C or C++ is an easy two-step process:
- pass your data to our C/C++ routine
- format the returned value in the appropriate Azalea barcode font.
You cannot simply input text in a bar code font and expect to create a scannable symbol. To make it easier for you, these Azalea products come with sample code to help you integrate our fonts in your C or C++ project. The sample code adds the start and stop bars, calculates the necessary check digit(s), if needed, and then maps the output into our fonts’ character set. This assures you that any bar code you create in C/C++ will be scannable without having to write all needed code yourself.
- Code 128 barcodes in C/C++
- Code 39 barcodes in C/C++
- UPC barcodes in C/C++
- Interleaved 2 of 5 barcodes in C/C++
- POSTNET barcodes in C/C++





