RB>
  > void VGASetAllPalette(char *palette, int size) {
  >   VIOCOLORREG viocreg;
  >
  >   memcpy(&viocreg.colorregaddr, palette, 4);
  > };
RB>

  Are you sure that you don't mean to copy the pointer itself ?

      memcpy(&viocreg.colorregaddr, &palette, sizeof(palette));

  This is always assuming that `palette' has been properly thunked to
  16:16, of course.  By the looks of it it is a 32:0 pointer, and you
  will either have to thunk by hand before the assignment, or change the
  declaration to use the __far16 keyword that is supplied in Borland C++.

  If it is a 16:16 pointer that is required, you might like to inform
  IBM that the declaration of colorregaddr in the 2.x Toolkit headers
  should be PCHAR16 and not PCH.

  Go on!  Send them a PTF for it!

RB>
  > The good news is that my frame rate went up about 50% just by compiling
  > under OS/2 rather than DOS - Yay!
RB>

  Excellent.  (-:

  > JdeBP <
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