ClrScr doesn't work using nCrt. Anyone ever notice that?
Switching from Crt to nCrt causes readkey to function properly. This is a big help. But now I can't clear the screen!!
Which crt unit is everyone using?
Any way to force a screen clear?
Thanks!
Jeff
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My operating system is Windows 98. I found that the Win32 Version of F.P runs much
slower than DOS Version, no matter compiling or typing in programs.What cause this
difference? The Memory?
Except for the compiling mode and memory parametres, are there any other greatest
differences between win
Zhang Zheng wrote:
My operating system is Windows 98. I found that the Win32 Version of F.P runs much
slower than DOS Version, no matter compiling or typing in programs.What cause this
difference? The Memory?
Except for the compiling mode and memory parametres, are there any other greatest differ
You are right- in general the win32 version runs more slowly on win9x than
the dos version. Dependent on the type of benchmarks the difference is up to
30%. Strangely this happens even for fp benchmarks eg fft or non fp
processor intensive code and which probably don't use memory management. We
don
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> Anyway, don't use unit DOS, it is legacy, but
> sysutils.executeprocess
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My win32 docs, installed as part of 1.9.4 and stamped '1.9' don't
seem to show this function. What are the callin
Do I really need to use vgalib under linux? I'm having a hard time
finding a supported graphics card. Is it true that only a handful of
chipsets are supported? Any way to use the X graphics rather than
vgalib?
Can't get graphics to work on my Trident 9660. It's the oldest chipset
I have.
Jeff Weeks wrote:
Do I really need to use vgalib under linux? I'm having a hard time
finding a supported graphics card. Is it true that only a handful of
chipsets are supported? Any way to use the X graphics rather than
vgalib?
use svgalib instead.
Michael
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Jeff Weeks wrote:
Do I really need to use vgalib under linux?
It depends what you want to do?
I'm having a hard time
finding a supported graphics card. Is it true that only a handful of
chipsets are supported? Any way to use the X graphics rather than vgalib?
Can't get graphics to work on my
Actually, that list was indeed for svgalib and I'm using svgalib.
The files are still named libvga.config, etc, but hey are svga.
Jeff
On Aug 26, 2004, at 11:46 AM, Michael Knapp wrote:
Jeff Weeks wrote:
Do I really need to use vgalib under linux? I'm having a hard time
finding a supported graphi
I need to use graphics mode. Text works fine but I need to do some
graphing, etc.
Jeff
On Aug 26, 2004, at 11:43 AM, Florian Klaempfl wrote:
Jeff Weeks wrote:
Do I really need to use vgalib under linux?
It depends what you want to do?
I'm having a hard time finding a supported graphics card. I
> Do I really need to use vgalib under linux? I'm having a hard time
> finding a supported graphics card. Is it true that only a handful of
> chipsets are supported? Any way to use the X graphics rather than
> vgalib?
Yes, look for the SDL headers (Jedi-SDL), or use plain OpenGL.
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I realized I'm using an older version of SVGALIB.
1.4.3 adds a few important chipsets.
Jeff
On Aug 26, 2004, at 2:51 PM, Jeff Weeks wrote:
Actually, that list was indeed for svgalib and I'm using svgalib.
The files are still named libvga.config, etc, but hey are svga.
Jeff
On Aug 26, 2004, at 11:46
I just updated my web site with an installer package which contains the
missing pieces for integration of Free Pascal into Xcode.
http://InstantWare.bei.t-online.de/Xcode-FreePascal/
New in this update is a Pascal Carbon Application Project template, and
the Pascal Tool and Pascal CGI templa
Try holding down the SHIFT key while your program is executing. (?!)
I discovered this while doing intense text output to the console (where the speed
increase is easy to observe directly). Win98 console text output consistently goes
twice as fast or faster while holding the shift key, particula
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