I prefer to do the majority of the interrupt work in basm, although
i ended up in places using int86()/regs when needed. the code is
communicating with a
device driver (mouse) so I want the speed of asm for those portions of code.
On 03/18/2013 04:26 PM, Louis Santillan wrote:
> Not knowing wh
I ended up debugging it and have mouseinfo()
working and it can detect clicks and which button was
pressed. It is available on the http://nxdos.com/products.html
webpage.
--chris
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Not knowing what your asm does, is it not possible to port that block of
code to C? Is the timing too intricate or something?
-L
On Monday, March 18, 2013, Chris Evans wrote:
> I just completed porting my mousetbx library to C from Pascal and I
> noticed that you can't have BASM labels in a _as
I just completed porting my mousetbx library to C from Pascal and I
noticed that you can't have BASM labels in a _asm{} statement you have
to exit the asm block to define the labels, The compiler I using is BC
3.1 I was wondering if BC4.5 handle BASM labels better ? I am try to
find where I ca
Eric Auer wrote:
..
tells me that the compiler of BC++ 5.5 is available as
a free download. What does that mean? Many people seem
to use the non-free BC++ 3.x, so is this really the
BC 5.5 one (without the IDE), or is it just Turbo C or
Turbo C++ 5.5? Does it include TASM? Does it compile
some typi
Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
Hi!
12-Янв-2005 01:57 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric Auer) wrote to
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
EA> http://www.franksteinberg.de/psprach.htm
EA> tells me that the compiler of BC++ 5.5 is available as
EA> a free download. What does that mean?
AFAIR, there is free ("as
Hi!
12-Янв-2005 01:57 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric Auer) wrote to
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
EA> http://www.franksteinberg.de/psprach.htm
EA> tells me that the compiler of BC++ 5.5 is available as
EA> a free download. What does that mean?
AFAIR, there is free ("as beer") "personal" edit
Hi,
http://www.franksteinberg.de/psprach.htm
tells me that the compiler of BC++ 5.5 is available as
a free download. What does that mean? Many people seem
to use the non-free BC++ 3.x, so is this really the
BC 5.5 one (without the IDE), or is it just Turbo C or
Turbo C++ 5.5? Does it include TASM?
