Hi!

How do you access text mode video RAM in 32-bit OS/2?  I'm using
GNU's GCC/2 compiler, although I ordered Watcom 10 last week.  If
there are any differences, I'd like to know how to do it in both.

I know how to do it in DOS with Pascal - by directly writing to
addresses relative to $B800:0000.

I'm fairly new to both C and OS/2 programming, but if someone could
just write a simple program to display, say, a blue letter 'A' in
the fifth position of video memory, I think I could take it from
there.  Thanks!

Also, how do you move the cursor to a different location and change
the size of the cursor?  Do the INT 10h BIOS interrupts work in
OS/2 programs?  Thanks....
  
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