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mnewnam@eos.ncsu.edu (MARK  NEWNAM) writes:


>I jsut have a quick question.  I'm used to doing graphics in Pascal so I have
>a question about C.  In pascal if I want to write pixels straight to the 
>screen, I can just define the variable at $A000.  How can I do this in 
>Borland C++ or Turbo C?
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   Use the memcpy, memmove, etc commands using the destination as A000, 
assuming you are using EGA. That should do it, or just use putpixel(X,Y,color)
which will have the same effect... Check your reference guide for the exact
definitions on mem commands... I haven't used them in a while.
Chris Haase
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