From:	"A. Sinan Unur" <asu1 AT cornell DOT edu>
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Subject:	Re: addressing question
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"dima 3141596" <dima AT rts-ukraine DOT com> wrote in 
news:9nqdp9$22n2$1 AT pandora DOT alkar DOT net:

>  Ok, I have GDT with 3 valid entries: code segment, data segment and
> data segment pointed to video RAM (0x0b8000).
>  Than I switch to PM and  load CS <- entry 1,  DS <- entry 2,  ES <-
> entry 3.
> After it I want output any information to the screen:  mov ES:[...], x
> in     assembler :).
> How can I make it in the DJGPP ?
> In the Turbo C I can do  it :     char far* scr = MK_FP(segment,
> offset);
>  then any instruction like it:       *scr = '1';  will generate asm code
>            mov ax,segment
>            mov es,ax
>            mov  es:[offset] , '1'   ------> here ES !!!
> 
> but djgpp has not  far* !!!

try

info libc alpha dosmemput

Sinan.
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