From: "Knutte" <trumpetknutte AT swipnet DOT se>
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Subject: Re: Vsync!
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 11:34:20 +0200
To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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Thank you. Ive read this in the Allegro Vivace (very clever name). The thing
that bugs me so much is that the program IGNORE my vsync(). Thats really
what Im trying to find out.  Thank you again for answering.

Knutte

Andrew R. Gillett skrev i meddelandet ...
>In comp.os.msdos.djgpp, Knutte wrote:
>> Its suppose to make the game slow down to refreshrate of the screen.
Maybe
>> not the best way of making things smooth but the program seem to ignore
the
>> vsync(). If I remove it the result is the same...
>
>You should make a routine which uses a timer to work out when to draw the
>screen. This has the advantage that your game won't run in slow motion on
>a slow PC, it will just drop some frames. If you can't work out the
>technique yourself, I can send you some examples.
>
>--
>Andrew Gillett      http://argnet.fatal-design.com/     ICQ: See homepage
>"Well, as you know Stew, I love my God, my Queen, AND my fellow countrymen.
> And I can tell you, it's a bugger trying to juggle it so they don't find
out
> about each other." - Richard Herring