Hi,
I need some low-level routines written in assembler. Those routines would be :
- Hide cursor
- Show cursor
- Move cursor
Need few routines :)
Re:Need few routines :)
I am happy for you, I did not write anything about graphics but simple logic says that these routines are dependent on your design, not on hardware so I think nobody can tell you about how to hide or show cursor.
Re:Need few routines :)
I think Frki is referring to the hardware cursor in VGA text modes.Ozgunh82 wrote: I am happy for you, I did not write anything about graphics but simple logic says that these routines are dependent on your design, not on hardware so I think nobody can tell you about how to hide or show cursor.
I'd like to help, but I can't remember the ports for controlling it offhand. If nobody else can come up with them then try looking at a VGA reference. If you're still in real mode then there are a few BIOS functions that will control the cursor for you.
Re:Need few routines :)
Yes, I am still in real mode, but I want a low level function to use ;D
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Re:Need few routines :)
check Ralf Brown's Interrupt List (should be in the .:QuickLinkz:.) for BIOS interrupt 10h. It should have the cursor manipulation you're looking for ...
If you're *really* wanting something with a lower level, you can look at http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start=1& ... r.htm&e=42, but don't expect a significant speed improvement.
As Tim'd have said: "the I/O delay will be significantly greater than the BIOS interrupt call overhead"
If you're *really* wanting something with a lower level, you can look at http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start=1& ... r.htm&e=42, but don't expect a significant speed improvement.
As Tim'd have said: "the I/O delay will be significantly greater than the BIOS interrupt call overhead"
Re:Need few routines :)
Exactly .Pype.Clicker wrote:As Tim'd have said: "the I/O delay will be significantly greater than the BIOS interrupt call overhead"
Maybe I could go on holiday. You could replace me with a bot which posted random answers:
Use GRUB
Use Cygwin
The I/O delay will be significantly greater than the BIOS interrupt call overhead
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@tim: *rofl* ;D
we would then miss your knowledge of the Dark Lands of Windows NT and miserably fail in doing SomethingDifferent (tm)
we would then miss your knowledge of the Dark Lands of Windows NT and miserably fail in doing SomethingDifferent (tm)