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From: | "deckerben" <deckerben AT freenet DOT de> |
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Subject: | Terminal access for ncurses |
Date: | Wed, 15 May 2002 15:16:11 +0200 |
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Hello, I have started a port of ncurses to DJGPP. But I am running Windows 2000 and there seems to be problem when an ncurses-enabled application tries to switch the terminal mode of my DOS screen.The curses part doesn't run at all - I get a General Protection Fault. The only terminal mode that runs the text-based tests readably is 'dumb'. First off all, I don't have any kind of a terminal driver like 'ansi.sys' loaded. I have heard that ansi.sys doesn't run under NT at all. But somehow, the terminal strings need to be made recognizable to the command environment. My qustion is, is there perhaps a DJGPP software terminal interpreter/TSR/library/etc that could also maybe run under Windows2000 (as the problem could very well be that ncurses tries to manipulte the terminal directly, and NT doesn't understand it). Ben
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