🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1992Sep2.212551.19196@umr.edu> johns@mcs213c.cs.umr.edu (John Stone) writes:
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>
>Hi there,
>If you want SIMPLE graphics, I've done the work for you :-)
>I've written the begginings of a 320x200x256 graphics library
>for OS/2 2.0 that writes directly to the video hardware.
>I've got points, lines, circles, boxes, and screen clears finished.
>I've also been working on a 3d library that works in the same mode...
>(for games etc...)
>
>I've still got a lot of stuff to write though (bitblts, filled polys etc..)
>but if it is simple that you are looking for, I've got it :-)
>
>I did this with IBM C Set/2
>
>Later,
>       John Stone
>       johns@cs.umr.edu

I don't know about the person you replied to, but I know I'd love to see
this.  I've been considering doing this with text mode(s) since Vio thunks
take longer than I like and I was never very pleased with Vio performance
anyways.

Of special interest to me, is how you handle screen mode switching... (ie.
when someone is in your program and hits Ctrl-ESC.)  Are you using the
VioSwitch (VioModeSwitch.. err whatever) functions?

Chris