jjung@aludra.usc.edu (Robert Jung) (10/02/90)
A while ago, someone posted a short Turbo C program to this group on "how to
use GDOS fonts without having GDOS loaded". Well, I can't get that program to
work under Laser C; I suspect Turbo is using some font definition structure
I don't know about.
Has anyone managed to get this program to work under Laser C? Or some other
ST C platform that uses more conventional structures? Any information (or
actual source code B-) would be appreciated.
--R.J.
B-)
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#### ## #### it to me and let's cut out the middleman.AlexK@tharr.UUCP (Alex Kiernan) (10/05/90)
In article <12287@chaph.usc.edu> jjung@aludra.usc.edu (Robert Jung) writes: >A while ago, someone posted a short Turbo C program to this group on "how to >use GDOS fonts without having GDOS loaded". Well, I can't get that program to >work under Laser C; I suspect Turbo is using some font definition structure >I don't know about. I got it working under Lattice C 5, err... some hacking around with the names so that they were right for Lattice (i.e. like thos used by everyone else), other than that no particular problems. I think the font structure is just the normal GDOS font one (sorry I can't check all this stuff is away in the office :-( ) Alex.