Thread: Help with very easy program

No One Will Write A Code For You Here....Post Some Code....And Tell Where You Are Stuck.....

sry about that - i wasnt aware of that rule.

This is what I have so far

Code:

#include<conio.h>
#include<stdio.h>
#include<window.h>
void main()
{
_Inp(0x378 , 0xff);
	Sleep(2000);
	_Outp(0x379, 0x00);
}

1) Don't void main.
2) I could be wrong, but aren't the functions you're trying to use _inp(unsigned short) and _outp(unsigned short, int)?

Try google for the prototypes of functions like inp. You probably won't get anyone here to write your code for you.

BTW, it's <windows.h>, not <window.h>.

Originally Posted by plshelpme

Hello,

yes I know - this is just a theoretical program -

There is no such thing as a "theoritical program". Programs are not written by theory alone. I could just type in a bunch of shi$ too, but that doesn't make it a computer program.

MS-DOS 6.X and Win95 are the only two operating systems that can use the _inp() and _output() functions. Other versions of MS-Windows will forbid a program from using them.

MS-DOS 6.X and Win95 are the only two operating systems that can use the _inp() and _output() functions. Other versions of MS-Windows will forbid a program from using them.

Windows 98 works, too. And I imagine earlier version of DOS (like 3) would allow it as well.

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And it's _outp(), not _output() (I think).
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