tc1n+@andrew.cmu.edu (Todd Lawrence Cignetti) (05/24/91)
I'm working on a project for the PC in MS C 6.0. It is a graphics display program for Super VGA (Tseng and Genoa chipsets). Does anyone know how to make the Microsoft VGA routines for the mouse and for the display work in SVGA mode? *any* clue would be helpful... Thanks, -todd
CDO@ibm-b.rutherford.ac.UK (Chris Osland) (05/25/91)
On 24 May 91 16:20:44 GMT you said: > > I'm working on a project for the PC in MS C 6.0. It is a graphics display >program for Super VGA (Tseng and Genoa chipsets). Does anyone know how to make >the Microsoft VGA routines for the mouse and for the display work in SVGA mode? > >*any* clue would be helpful... >Thanks, >-todd > We've been using Microsoft C 6.0 with a real IBM 8514. There aren't any routes through MS C to the 8514 microcode; we just used the 8514 software that comes with it. Haven't got the mouse going on the 8514 yet, but as I don't use one, not a problem! Turbo C has the 8514 support built-in, just as an aside. Chris Osland Head of Computer Graphics Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK
joe@proto.com (Joe Huffman) (05/29/91)
CDO@ibm-b.rutherford.ac.UK (Chris Osland) writes: >> I'm working on a project for the PC in MS C 6.0. It is a graphics display >>program for Super VGA (Tseng and Genoa chipsets). Does anyone know how to make >>the Microsoft VGA routines for the mouse and for the display work in SVGA mode? >> >>*any* clue would be helpful... >We've been using Microsoft C 6.0 with a real IBM 8514. >Turbo C has the 8514 support built-in, just as an aside. So does Zortech C/C++, as well as some Super VGA and TIGA support. Also the mouse support is built into the graphic library. -- joe@proto.com