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Re: Physical screen memory
« Reply #15 on: Nov 5th, 2015, 09:47am » |
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You can also chat to windows with BBC asm, it's amazingly flexible
50 LOMEM = LOMEM+20000
60 REMHIMEM = LOMEM+20000000
70 REMHIMEM = HIMEM-40
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90 DIM FF$(5)
100 FF$(0)="hello"
FF$(1)="world"
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120 REM REM REM SEE CRITICAL POINTER!!!!!
130 REM *FLOAT 64
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300 REM SYS "SetWindowPos", @hwnd%, 0, 152, 17, 0, 0, 5
REMSYS "GetDeviceCaps", @prthdc%, 88 TO 150
REMSYS "GetDeviceCaps", @prthdc%, 90 TO 150
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330 DIM code% 4000
340 FOR opt=0 TO 2 STEP 2
350 P%=code%
360 [OPT opt
.count mov dword [count],0
.word1
mov eax,^FF$(0)
mov dword [word1],eax
ret
.stor
mov ecx,[count]
mov eax,^FF$(0)
mov ebx,[eax]
mov eax,^FF$(1)
mov eax,[eax]
.stor1
push ecx
push ebx
push eax
push @hwnd%
call "MessageBox"
inc dword [count]
cmp dword [count],&10
jb stor
ret
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5000 ]
5010 NEXT
5020 CALL count
5030 CALL stor
5580 REMPRINT USR(stor)
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PRINT "Finished"
5630 END
Good luck in figuring it all out
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KenDown
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Re: Physical screen memory
« Reply #16 on: Dec 7th, 2015, 6:56pm » |
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Don't forget that the simplest way to produce .ico files or .bmp files for conversion into sprites, is to download The Gimp (a free download) and use its graphics facilities.
Of course if you have a copy of Photoshop lying around you won't want The Gimp, but if you baulk at the cost of Photoshop, The Gimp is more than adequate.
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