Brin wrote:

I wrote the following small program to try out some graphics routines [...]

There is already BGI2GRX, a "Graph" compatible Unit, based on GRX20 and BCC2GRX, written by Sven Hilscher.

[...] Here is the program, any idea to what I am doing wrong!

The problem is that you are confusing some sizes of data types:

{****************************************************************} Program Mode13h; type {Define some 'terms'} byte = __byte__ integer; {8 bit unsigned integer}

signed

word = __unsigned__ integer; {16 bit unsigned integer}

32

Long = __longlong__ integer; {64 bit signed integer}

correct, but used in wrong context (see below)

If you correct them, your program runs fine.

Below are the correct sizes for Intel X86 platforms. (I am thinking about implementing the identifiers below into GPC's standard vocabulary.)

Type ByteInt = __byte__ Integer; (* 8 bit signed Integer *) Byte = __unsigned__ ByteInt; (* 8 bit unsigned Integer *) ShortInt = __short__ Integer; (* 16 bit signed Integer *) ShortWord = __unsigned__ ShortInt; (* 16 bit unsigned Integer *) (* Integer = __long__ Integer *) (* 32 bit signed Integer *) Word = __unsigned Integer; (* 32 bit unsigned Integer *) LongInt = __longlong__ Integer; (* 64 bit signed Integer *) LongWord = __unsigned__ LongInt;

In addition, "unsigned long" in C has 32 bits, not 64:

{routines taken from include/sys/farptr.h} {Puts a byte} procedure _farnspokeb(offset: Long ; value: byte);External;C; {Gets a byte} function _farnspeekb(offset: Long ; value: byte):byte;External;C;

(* Here's ^^^^^^^^^^^ another error ;*)

Procedure FarNoSelectorPokeByte ( Offset: Word; value: Byte ); AsmName '_farnspokeb'; (* ;-) *)

Function FarNoSelectorPeekByte ( Offset: Word ): Byte; AsmName '_farnspeekb'; (* (-; *)

Hope this helps,

Peter

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