inline assembler as alternative to int86()
i have a book with some code samples using int86() to do graphics functions. on the graphics tutorials on this site, i saw the author using inline assembler. how would i go about converting the outdated interrupt code to inline assembler?
note: im at school now so i cant post the code sample i wish to convert, but ill post it as soon as i get home
You say "Impressive!", but I already know it
I'm a hardcore player and I'm not afraid to show it
Well unless you're still stuck with real DOS as your operating system, there are usually much better ways of doing graphics.
State your OS and compiler for more information
operating system: xp home sp1
compiler: msvc++ 6.0. i also have dev c++ and borland 5.5 but i rarely use them
Last edited by Bigbio2002; 11-12-2004 at 02:49 PM.
You say "Impressive!", but I already know it
I'm a hardcore player and I'm not afraid to show it
Well graphics are discussed quite frequently on this forum
http://cboard.cprogramming.com/forumdisplay.php?f=6
In particular, this thread is worth a read
http://cboard.cprogramming.com/showthread.php?t=33318
If this is your first foray into graphics, then I'd perhaps consider libsdl, which is a downloadable package in the latest dev-c++, so there isn't much you have to do to get up and running.
