Re: Jarod lib update
- Posted by mic _ <stabmaster_ at HOTMAIL.COM> Sep 26, 2000
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>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. Probably cos I use: if OPSYS=WIN32 then BPP16IS15=1 end if since I only have problems with this under Windows (DDraw). You seem to have the opposite problem (things get messed up under DOS) so you should use: if OPSYS=DOS32 then BPP16IS15 end if >"Kinda" = it worked but the colors were messed up See above. If a program won't run in Windows fullscreen mode (like on some puters running Win NT), use windowed mode instead (WindowType(STANDARD)). >"maybe" = it ran but the sound didn't play The DOS version is mute. This is stated in the ReadMe. >Sometimes "No" in DOS, means it ran but never did anything >but never had an error. Hmm.. Dunno about this. Some of the programs (mainly bitmap.ex(w) and tunnel.ex(w) will do a lot of thinking before they display anything). What kinda computer do you have ? >I wonder though, can programs written with JAROD be bound? If >it uses the common dynamic include technique, they can't. Do you mean bound as in "bind proggy" or as in "ec(w) proggy" ? I belive I described how to translate Jarod programs using the Eu2C translator (ofcourse, you'll have to compile one version for each OS). The biggest problem is the huge sequences of machine codes that are included. Because of these sequences, compiling a Jarod program probably will be a lifetime project.. But!.. the next version of Jarod (estimated to be released next week sometime) will have all the machine codes in external files wich is loaded at execution-time, reducing compilation-time greatly (hopefully). _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.