lowey@sask.UUCP (Kevin Lowey) (02/17/88)
Hi, See my previous message about an example of using interrupts in Turbo Pascal. I just realized that the subject line might miss people who are not interested in Turbo Pascal. The program mentioned lets the VAXmate emulate an AT&T graphics card. This allows many more programs to use the 640x400x2 graphics mode in the VAXmate. Right now only DEC software recognises it (I think). My program lets any program that has an AT&T 640x400x2 graphics driver to work on the VAXmate. However, programs which try to autodetect what kind of system you are using (such as the new MS-KERMIT) will not take advantage of the hires graphics because it still "detects" a VAXMATE. The Turbo Pascal program to do this is in COMP.LANG.PASCAL. If you want executables, contact me. If there are enough requests, I'll post it on the net. ______________________________________________________________________________ | Kevin Lowey |The above is the personal opinion of Kevin | | University of Saskatchewan |Lowey. It does not reflect the position of| | Computing Services |the University of Saskatchewan in any way. | | SaskTel: (306) 966-4826 | | | Bitnet:LOWEY@SASK. (preferred) |I am in no way affiliated with any of the | | UUCP: ihnp4!sask!lowey.uucp |above mentioned companies other than U of S| |________________________________|___________________________________________|