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Article #826GEM blit routines in Personal Pascal?
From: Michael P. Cohan, UMass/Amherst
Date: Mon, 26 May 1986 06:23
Date: Mon, 26 May 1986 06:23
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I have been writing some nice GEM applications in O.S.S. Personal Pascal,
and I like the package a lot. However, there is one glaring fault in the
GEM support: There is no way to access the blit routines (I think it's
called RASTEROP in the DRI documentation.) Can anyone suggest a decent
way to scroll the contents of a window in some other way, or give me a
way to access these routines? Does anyone know if version 2 of P.P. will
include support for these routines? It's kind of impossible to do anything
with text with the current release because there is no way to move the
contents of a window other than redrawing the whole thing. (s--l--o--w!)
One other thing, the overheating 1040's must be a problem that only
happens to some machines. After reading about it, I left mine on for 5
days with no problems-- the top of the machine didn't feel particularly hot,
even. And I have done some heavy disk copying (>15 disks), with no
meltdowns [or even mild radiation leaks :-) ]
---Michael P . Cohan (just your basic UMass computer science
student)
MPCOHAN%UMASS.BITNET@WISCVM.ARPA (I hope!)
MPCOHAN@UMASS.BITNET
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