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Re: Jarod lib update

• Posted by Lewis Townsend <keroltarr at HOTMAIL.COM> Sep 25, 2000
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Hello mic,

>I've now finished the latest version of my almost platform-independant
>(doesn't run under Linux) multimedia library; Jarod a/k/a/ the Pretender.

>Bug reports would be appreciated as I'm too lazy to hunt them down myself..

I checked it out. I like it. Two things though, The wierd colors
came back and won't go away by me changeing BPP16IS15  from 1 to
0 and/or back again. I think you know what I'm talking about.
Here is a list of all the example programs and which platform(s)
they work on.

Program         DOS   Window
=============== ===== ======
Bitmap.ex(w)    No    Yes
Fire.ex(w)      Yes   Yes
Input.ex(w)     No    Yes
jtest01.ex(w)   Yes   No
jtest04.ex(w)   Kinda Yes
jtest08.ex(w)   Kinda No
playcd.ex(w)    maybe No
playmod.ex(w)   No    Yes
playwav.ex(w)   maybe No
ray.ex(w)       Yes   Yes
rzoomdual.ex(w) No    Yes
sprites.ex(w)   Yes   No
tunnel.ex(w)    No    No

"Kinda" = it worked but the colors were messed up
"maybe" = it ran but the sound didn't play
Sometimes "No" in DOS, means it ran but never did anything
but never had an error.

I hope this helps you debug it. I for one am interested in this
library. It will make writing cross-platform games much easier.
I wonder though, can programs written with JAROD be bound? If
it uses the common dynamic include technique, they can't.

later,
Lewis Townsend
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