Hello,
Note that those addresses (like $a000) are all things from the 16-bit world. I'm not sure how far these are emulated correctly if you are running in a 32-bit world. Addresses for graphics cards are way different there, easier to use, but different from card to card.
If you compile a win32-program you will have a total virtual memory, that means that your pointer values don't have anything to do with the physical ram. A pointer associated to $a0000 actually points to nowhere.
If you really want mode $13 you need to compile for dos, cause then windows sets up an old-style 8086 environment. Unfortunately the download page says:
"Sorry, no Dos release yet. The Dos platform is missing a maintainer and is not of acceptable quality for 2.0."
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