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Jim Fitzsimmons wrote in a message to Mike Bilow: MB> You don't want to read the joystick directly from an MB> application. You need to use a device driver under MB> OS/2. See, for example: MB> GAME02A.ZIP 146K 2-10-95 Advanced OS/2 Joystick JF> Well I was afraid of that. I will take a look for one JF> locally and see what the source code looks like. I am JF> attempting to program under OS/2 and am finding "Big" JF> learning curve. I thought "C" was hard.:) O_well in time JF> maybe.. Thanks for the responce.. It is a design philosophy issue. Devices should require device drivers. Think of the mess that would have ensued on the old IBM mainframes if any programmer could just grab control of the system joystick without first checking to see if the console operator was playing PacMan. :-) -- Mike ---* Origin: N1BEE BBS +1 401 944 8498 V.34/V.FC/V.32bis/HST16.8 (1:323/107) SEEN-BY: 50/99 270/101 620/243 625/100 711/401 409 410 413 430 808 809 934 SEEN-BY: 711/955 712/407 515 517 628 713/888 800/1 @PATH: 323/107 396/1 270/101 712/515 711/808 934 |
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