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READ THIS PLEASE!!!! Posted by Jane Scully on 10 May 2000 at 6:18 PM
hey,<br>
I am a freshman in highschool and am currently learning pascal. Out<br>
teacher is reluctant to go further that crt and graph tpu modes. I found out<br>
that assembler is used for all the "cool stuff" like 3D tunnels,mouse<br>
cursors, and such. The great works assembler code I am capable of is drawing<br>
little dots on the screen using procedure setpixel;. I was wondering if you<br>
could throw some basic information my way... please don't tell me to go buy<br>
a book because I'm flat broke for the next 3 months. If you could explain<br>
what exactly assembler is and relate assembler codes to Pascal... it would<br>
be a gigantic help!


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Re: READ THIS PLEASE!!!! Posted by Phase_Zero on 11 May 2000 at 9:02 AM
: hey,<br>
: I am a freshman in highschool and am currently learning pascal. Out<br>
: teacher is reluctant to go further that crt and graph tpu modes. I found out<br>
: that assembler is used for all the "cool stuff" like 3D tunnels,mouse<br>
: cursors, and such. The great works assembler code I am capable of is drawing<br>
: little dots on the screen using procedure setpixel;. I was wondering if you<br>
: could throw some basic information my way... please don't tell me to go buy<br>
: a book because I'm flat broke for the next 3 months. If you could explain<br>
: what exactly assembler is and relate assembler codes to Pascal... it would<br>
: be a gigantic help!<br>
: <br>
<br>
I am not a guru in Assembler but if you want to do assmebler in Pascal you can<br>
use the "assembler" tag, which is a reserved word<br>
<br>
use something like:<br>
<br>
procedure AsmStuff; Assmebler;<br>
asm<br>
...<br>
...<br>
end;<br>
<br>
You can do much with assmebler because you have much access to your<br>
computer, try different interrupts and see how each one work.<br>



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Before using interrupts learn carefully how they works. Posted by Alik on 12 May 2000 at 12:58 AM
: : hey,<br>
: : I am a freshman in highschool and am currently learning pascal. Out<br>
: : teacher is reluctant to go further that crt and graph tpu modes. I found out<br>
: : that assembler is used for all the "cool stuff" like 3D tunnels,mouse<br>
: : cursors, and such. The great works assembler code I am capable of is drawing<br>
: : little dots on the screen using procedure setpixel;. I was wondering if you<br>
: : could throw some basic information my way... please don't tell me to go buy<br>
: : a book because I'm flat broke for the next 3 months. If you could explain<br>
: : what exactly assembler is and relate assembler codes to Pascal... it would<br>
: : be a gigantic help!<br>
: : <br>
: <br>
: I am not a guru in Assembler but if you want to do assmebler in Pascal you can<br>
: use the "assembler" tag, which is a reserved word<br>
: <br>
: use something like:<br>
: <br>
: procedure AsmStuff; Assmebler;<br>
: asm<br>
: ...<br>
: ...<br>
: end;<br>
: <br>
: You can do much with assmebler because you have much access to your<br>
: computer, try different interrupts and see how each one work.<br>
: <br>
: <br>
<br>



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If you need some demo codes..... Posted by meisi on 12 May 2000 at 2:39 PM
I bought a book called: PC-Underground<br>
In this book the two demo-groups released some<br>
very helpful demos (with source) if you want to make cool (and fast) demos in pascal!<br>
(scroll, 3d, texture-mapping, mod-player, ...)<br>
<br>
so if you need something mail:maxmeisi@gmx.net<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>






 

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