woody@eos.UUCP (Wayne Wood) (03/11/90)
okay, heres two questions.
1] how can i access memory outside of the current program CS at run time?
i have a data array that exceeds 64K so i need to be able to manipulate
memory on my own.
system : COMPAQ 386/25
memory : 5 meg.
vga card in 640x480 mode.
2] this ties in with question #1... how can i reliably READ the video memory
on a VGA? i have no trouble writing to it directly, but i need to
read from it directly. the problem is one of speed.
any pointers on this problem in C, assembler or pascal would be appreciated.
i'm using borland products for all three languages.
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okay folks, i have two questions.
[1] i need to access memory outside the 64k segment my program uses
at runtime. in other words, i would like to be able to use ALL
MEMORY if possible. i have a large datastructure that requires
the use of more than 64k.
[2] i need a method to reliably read the vga video memory by individual
bitplanes. i have been able to write directly tothe video memory
but have not been able to reliably write to it. any pointers?
i have a compag 386/25 with 5meg of memory. source code examples in
pascal,c,or assembler would be greatly appreciated. i am using
borland languages for all three.
thanx in advance,
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