bbb7889@acf5.NYU.EDU (Ben Bederson) (04/03/88)
I'm new here, and can access these binary files ok on a unix machine. But how do I download them to a PC so they are executable? Ben Bederson Relay-Version: version nyu B notes v1.5 12/10/84; site acf5.NYU.EDU From: bbb7889@acf5.NYU.EDU (Ben Bederson) Date: 2-Apr-88 11:00 EST Date-Received: 2-Apr-88 11:00 EST Subject: Re: Hercules graphics in QuickC Message-ID: <24990001@acf5.NYU.EDU> Path: acf5!bbb7889 Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc Posting-Version: version nyu B notes v1.5 12/10/84; site acf5.NYU.EDU Organization: New York University References: <3b306c59.44e6@apollo.uucp> /* acf5:comp.sys.ibm.pc / nelson_p@apollo.uucp / 2:26 pm Mar 31, 1988 */ >Can anyone tell me how to do Hercules compatable graphics from >Quickc? Any pointers to references would be helpful too. >The stock quickc graphics settings don't seem to work on my >monochrome hardware. I had the same problem, so I wrote my own. I didn't even begin to make my routines compatible with Microsoft's for other devices. Everything is written in C, and very hardward dependent. That is, it directly access the graphics controller register to set graphics mode. But it works. I've tried it on an SF Micro 1800, Leading Edge, and Five Star. Routines include dot, lines, and some fancy shape drawing routines that I use for animation. I directly access the screen memory for speed. No Dos or BIOS calls. And, it's all written in Quick C. Send me some mail if you're interested in it. Ben Bederson@nyu.acf5 New York University