> I have been on this BBS downloading files for the last 4
 > years and have never bothered to look into the message base.
 > To my surprise I found this.. A message area dedicated to C
 > programmers.

Congratulations - you're just in the process of finding what BBSes do best. :)

There are a few C/C++ related conferences - find a good OLR (off-line
reader) and go for it.

Warning: email is highly addictive.


 >         I am in the need of source code to program in 'c' in
 > protected mode. I can do it in ASM with 32 bit segments etc.
 > But unfortunatly I have tried converting it into functions
 > which can be called in 'c'. I was wondering if anyone out
 > there has some source code to help me. If not I may be able
 > to find out what my problems are exactly and ask someone to
 > help me.

You need a 32-bit compiler. Borland 4.0, Watcom or any of the OS/2
compilers should be able to do that for you.


 >         If anyone out there needs a MODEX graphics library
 > give me a buzz I just finished writing one tonight. I am now
 > on my way into a 3D polygon library for use in writing games
 > or Virtual Reality applications.

Good luck,
david

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