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Jim Fitzsimmons wrote in a message to All:
JF> I have been using this code for reading the Joystick under
JF> Dos But I don't think it is valid under OS/2 at least
JF> EMX/GCC reports errors about undefined symbols. Can anyone
JF> point out what is the problem with it as it is?
You don't want to read the joystick directly from an application. You need
to use a device driver under OS/2. See, for example:
GAME02A.ZIP 146K 2-10-95 Advanced OS/2 Joystick Device Driver - Version
0.2a
GAME02B.ZIP 147K 5-01-96 Advanced OS/2 joystick device driver v0.2b
Here is the official IBM version:
JOYSTICK.ZIP 12K 7-05-95 OS/2 Joystick Device Driver. OS/2 Warp
compatible. MMPM/2 required.
You may also be able to use:
DIVERACE.ZIP 114K 5-01-96 DIVERACE an OS/2 Game Programming Example: A
little 3D Car-Driving game utilizing DIVE,
Real-Time sound mixing, Joystick-support and
Palette-Management. Written in Virtual PASCAL with
full source code. Version 0.1 (very beta ;-)
All files are available for FReq (1:323/107) or download (+1 401 944 8498).
-- Mike
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