lowey@sask.UUCP (Kevin Lowey) (02/17/88)
Hi, I've posted a Turbo Pascal 4.0 program in COMP.LANG.PASCAL which makes the DEC VAXmate hires graphics mode look like an AT&T 6300 computer. This allows the VAXmate to run some programs written to use the AT&T 6300 640x400x2 graphics mode. Since more programs support the AT&T than the VAXmate, this might extend the usefulness of the VAXmate. The program is also a useful demonstration of how to use the new interrupt facilities in Turbo Pascal 4.0. It shows how to write an interrupt procedure, how to install and uninstall the interrupts, how to put your procedures between application programs and an existing interrupt, and how to make your program TSR. The really interesting part is there is NO INLINE or ASSEMBLER code. The program is completely Turbo Pascal 4.0 code. ______________________________________________________________________________ | 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| |________________________________|___________________________________________|