DOS Graphics
Does anyone know where i can find a beginner''s tutorial on simple DOS graphics in C++?
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A quick Google search found this link:
http://www.comprenica.com/atrevida/atrtut07.html
that seems to cover the basics fine. Note that the tutorial is made for 16-bit programs so it talks about segments which is no longer an issue in 32-bit programs. So instead of calling pokeb() to write a pixel you just write to the byte at adress 0xA0000 + offset
The things I know about this I learnt from "The Tricks of the Game Programming Gurus" from Sams.
However, it might be easier if you just download some 2D graphics package somewhere. Then you can get all the bells and whistles.
Jacob Marner
http://www.comprenica.com/atrevida/atrtut07.html
that seems to cover the basics fine. Note that the tutorial is made for 16-bit programs so it talks about segments which is no longer an issue in 32-bit programs. So instead of calling pokeb() to write a pixel you just write to the byte at adress 0xA0000 + offset
The things I know about this I learnt from "The Tricks of the Game Programming Gurus" from Sams.
However, it might be easier if you just download some 2D graphics package somewhere. Then you can get all the bells and whistles.
Jacob Marner
Jacob Marner, M.Sc.Console Programmer, Deadline Games
http://www.brackeen.com/home/vga/index.html
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[edited by - i8degrees on May 16, 2002 6:33:05 AM]
An old favorite
"I am governed by none other than the Laws of the Universe."
[edited by - i8degrees on May 16, 2002 6:33:05 AM]
"I am governed by none other than the Laws of the Universe."
Try in the legacy articles section here, just scroll past audio and you''ll get some articles on mode 13 programming.
those tutorials are just what i needed.:-)thanx everyone!
Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine.
I dont think i''m ready to program in mode13 yet. Do u know where i can find tutorials on borland graphics interface?
Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine.
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