heintzefmcsse.enet.dec.com (Sieg Heintze) (04/07/91)
I currently have a STB VGA with minimum configuration.
I contemplate upgrading to be able to display 256 colors in
640 x 480 or 256 colors in 1024 x 768. Howver, the software seems to scarce.
It would be nice if there was a BJI file for turboc.
Anybody got some source code that demonstrates how to plot a pixel for
superstandard VGA? I would think that this would be the kind of thing that
they put in the VGA manual. However, I see no examples like this in my STB
VIDEO card manual which is the same documentation thay use for their
superstandard VGA cards.
Sieg
heintze@genral.enet.dec.com
Digital Equipment Corporation
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719-260-2184jayh@ms.uky.edu (Jay Hofacker) (04/08/91)
heintzefmcsse.enet.dec.com (Sieg Heintze) writes: >I currently have a STB VGA with minimum configuration. >I contemplate upgrading to be able to display 256 colors in >640 x 480 or 256 colors in 1024 x 768. Howver, the software seems to scarce. >It would be nice if there was a BJI file for turboc. ^^^___Do you mean BGI? But there is! The file SVGABG17.ZIP in the PD1:<MSDOS.BORLAND> directory on simtel20 contains a superVGA BGI driver that supports most chips sets in resolutions of 640x400x256, 640x480x256, 800x600x256, and 1024x768x256. -- Jay Hofacker, sysop of the Audio/Visual Exchange, (606)254-1751 3/12/24 MNP 5 Mail: jayh@ms.uky.edu / uk02779@ukpr.uky.edu -- Yes, my signature is only 2 lin