Mail Archives: djgpp/1995/12/06/15:03:28
I've been using DJGPP(first 1.0, now 2.0) to develop a suite of graphics
applications that unfortunately do not run very fast. I've determined
that the problem is that it takes too many operations for my software to
plot a pixel(I'm using farpoke, the DOS frame buffer window at A000:0000,
and my own window paging) and it would run considerably faster if my
mouse user interface was interrupt driven instead of just polling. In the
FAQ they give a method for wrapping a protected mode function with a real
mode callback function as a solution for driving the mouse---does this
also apply for DJGPP 2.0? If so does someone have a code example I can look
at? Also, does anyone have a method for setting up a segment selector
which points to a contiguous video memory buffer so I can unload all the
expensive paging operations that go on every time I plot a pixel?
Any tips or help appreciated!
\/\/illiam |\|ewhall
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