🚀 go-pugleaf

	Hi,

	MOU105 is mentioned in the FAQ for this group.  So I went and
tried it.  I liked the demo program - and wanted the said 'edge'.


	I am working with TC++ [to be exact BC3.0].  Under BC3.0 I
didn't have problems with large model but I can't get it to work in
huge model.

	The problem is that the test program behaves as if there is a
button press event on movement events but processes the movments
correctly.  Further debbuging has shown that the value passed in AX to
the handler is bogus [in consistent with Brown's interrupt list].  It
is bougus since it is a large number [higher then 127, with 7 bits -
it dont make sense] but one can always live with that since we mask
the AX value - however the said bogus value has some bits permenantly
set.

	Since I had a microsoft QC handy I also tried it there and it
wouldn't even do large model correctly - it did small model okay
[didn't test other models].

	The problems under QC were completely different but I didn't
have a decent debbugger on the same machine so I will not elaborate.

	I hope this was not asked before but I couldn't find this in
the recently posted FAQ.

	The code has direct refrences to DGROUP - but since DGROUP
does not exist in huge model I replaced it with MOU_DATA.

	I assume that the said modification is not problematic since
the problem described above [with teh AX] can be detected prior to the
mentioning of MOU_DATA.



	I have no idea why the bug exists and how to fix it OR how to
even link a smal model OBJ with huge program.


	Thanx!
		-Nevo 
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