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How you do near pointerBen on Nov 21, 2:57 PM
Play music through PC speakerAnon on Jul 29, 7:25 AM
 Playing music through a port on Aug 3, 3:56 PM
  Very cool. Some discussion.Pete on Aug 11, 11:14 AM
   You can already play music in QB64 using WAV or MP3 files. on Aug 11, 11:20 AM
What is the best way of doing repeating tasks?Ben on Jul 1, 6:16 PM
 Re: What is the best way of doing repeating tasks? on Jul 2, 9:55 AM
  OK, thanksBen on Jul 2, 1:31 PM
   I like the 386 manual (*URL) on Jul 6, 8:38 PM
 Oh, I forgot... on Jul 18, 6:13 PM
 And don't forget the MMX instruction set... on Jul 25, 4:59 AM
Program that works on both DOS and Linuxqbguy on Jun 2, 4:11 PM
 * What assembler is that? on Jun 3, 8:12 AM
  NASMqbguy on Jun 3, 11:30 AM
QBasic variables and call absoluteBen on May 20, 4:13 PM
 Re: QBasic variables and call absolute (don't run included example) on May 21, 2:26 PM
  This also should work, but doesn't... (don't run included example) on May 21, 3:01 PM
   Here is one that does work. on May 21, 4:28 PM
  correct versions: (these work) on May 21, 4:48 PM
   Great thanks!Ben on May 22, 9:33 AM
    if pointer to string is known....Ben on May 25, 8:57 AM
     a variable length string? on May 25, 3:16 PM
      Exactly what I wanted,,Ben on May 25, 4:57 PM
      String descriptors... on May 28, 1:06 AM
       No it isn't on May 28, 3:59 PM
     Ben, get Ethan Winer's book (*URL) on May 26, 1:00 AM
      * Book him Dano! He's too busy hacking the school computers! on May 27, 8:24 PM
  also.... on May 21, 5:18 PM
PIC programming on May 15, 10:48 AM
 There are PIC programmers for the parallel port on May 16, 10:49 AM
 Re: PIC programming on May 18, 8:09 AM
 PICtourist on May 19, 3:42 PM
 Start with the Intel x86 on May 20, 3:10 AM
Fairly fast EGA bitplane converter on May 6, 3:53 PM
 greatBen on May 10, 1:12 PM
  CLD on May 10, 2:48 PM
* Where has all the Assembly gone? Gone to................... on May 5, 7:48 PM
Is it possible to emulate LPT registers on a laptop on Mar 29, 1:30 PM
 I don't think they exist. on Mar 30, 3:06 PM
  Yes, all registers will read 255 on Mar 30, 3:32 PM
* Can we discuss Interrupts here too? on Mar 18, 1:27 PM
 Yiah. on Mar 18, 10:48 PM
  * Cool, I remember your help with Interrupts a year or so ago! on Mar 18, 11:10 PM
Tic Tac Toe port (I have been a busy beaver) on Feb 25, 12:16 AM
graphics questionBen on Feb 18, 12:06 PM
 Re: graphics question on Feb 18, 2:49 PM
  Re: graphics question on Feb 18, 2:54 PM
   heretic? never heard of itBen on Feb 18, 3:37 PM
    I believe my old 386 had a VGAlkt153 on Feb 18, 5:37 PM
     There is this thing I've always wondered about planes...Ben on Feb 18, 6:48 PM
      I can't say that I know...lkt153 on Feb 18, 7:20 PM
      I can answer this one on Feb 19, 6:54 AM
     *My dad's only laptop is a 386 with VGA. The screen broke, so he uses a regular monitor. on Feb 25, 9:03 PM
      Isn't that kind of heavy to carry around? on Feb 26, 9:08 AM
       Re: Isn't that kind of heavy to carry around? on Feb 26, 11:01 AM
        * So your Dad is a programmer too. Cool! on Feb 26, 11:04 AM
         *a different kind of programmer, but, yes. on Feb 26, 11:11 AM
          * If he can program a serial port, then that is great! on Feb 26, 12:23 PM
           he doesn't program the serial port. on Feb 26, 12:46 PM
            Serial port on Feb 26, 8:42 PM
             * Yes, Tim knows the Serial port stuff ! on Feb 26, 10:30 PM
              * Funny -- I'm even SERSENDing right now (using the code posted elsewhere) on Feb 27, 4:01 PM
   Heretic uses the Doom engine on Feb 18, 11:53 PM
 Nope. on Feb 19, 7:03 AM
  REBen on Feb 19, 3:59 PM
   Optimization on Feb 19, 7:02 PM
   * Because it was made before you were born, and it still works. But you will never work? on Feb 19, 9:57 PM
   Because... on Feb 22, 7:13 AM
    QBasic compilerBen on Feb 22, 8:28 PM
     Well... on Feb 23, 3:46 AM
      Waiting for input... on Feb 23, 8:04 AM
      xorBen on Feb 23, 12:47 PM
       XOR is a mathmatical function on Feb 23, 4:50 PM
        * Port 890..?? on Feb 23, 9:56 PM
         &H378, 379, 37A are the first 3 addresses for common LPT port programs. on Feb 23, 10:40 PM
          * Oh... NO ONE ever writes those in decimal on Feb 24, 11:17 AM
           I DO! What is the BIG DEAL about Hex? It is just converted by QB anyhow! on Feb 24, 11:38 AM
       Re: xor on Feb 23, 10:11 PM
        interesting informationBen on Mar 4, 12:05 PM
         Computers used big buildings and lots of tubes. on Mar 4, 1:39 PM
          tubes = semiconductors?Ben on Mar 4, 3:56 PM
           Probably vacuum tubesqbguy on Mar 4, 4:56 PM
            Wow!Ben on Mar 5, 10:14 AM
             Relays use coils to produce magnetism on Mar 5, 11:28 AM
             hmmmBen on Mar 5, 11:29 AM
              All is not lost. You can create a magnet coil to pick up stuff. on Mar 5, 11:49 AM
               I knew about the coil since i took apart the speaker, butBen on Mar 5, 12:50 PM
                Y'er learning kid. on Mar 5, 1:07 PM
               *Why insulated?Ben on Jul 29, 1:15 PM
                Because the wires would short the coil circuit.Clippy on Jul 29, 10:51 PM
              Welcome to the 21st century. on Mar 7, 1:32 AM
           * Vacuum Tubes (URL) on Mar 4, 6:54 PM
         Re: interesting information on Mar 4, 2:05 PM
         Re: interesting information on Mar 4, 2:59 PM
          * Analog is like AM and Digital is like FM radio. on Mar 4, 3:29 PM
           er... no. AM, FM and PM are ways of transfering data.lkt153 on Mar 4, 5:48 PM
            It was just a comparison. Not literal ! AM and PM are also time related. on Mar 4, 6:58 PM
          *turing machine in the game of life(URL) on Mar 4, 9:00 PM
         A tube calculatorDavid on Jun 5, 11:16 AM
        Been there (relays)Iain on Jun 6, 12:13 PM
       also on Feb 23, 10:22 PM
      BC.EXE /ABen on Apr 12, 12:34 PM
       AnswersAnonymous on Apr 12, 4:19 PM
        * http://pastebin.com/f71ce8a40* on Apr 12, 4:35 PM
         ThanksBen on Apr 13, 11:10 AM
       Calling convention on Apr 13, 6:00 PM
        I was wondering...Ben on Apr 13, 8:32 PM
         No, but yes! on Apr 14, 1:25 AM
          *kb(url) on Apr 14, 1:36 PM
*can talking about pic programing go here if the main code is asm on Feb 15, 1:50 PM
 * Sure.Pete on Feb 15, 6:18 PM
 If you mean Programmable Interrupt Controller, then sure! on Feb 22, 7:15 AM
  *yeh. i mean the little black things with siver pins coming out of themdave on Feb 25, 8:12 AM
   * Those are called Integrated Circuits (IC's) generally. on Feb 25, 10:59 AM
    * thats the onedave on Feb 26, 9:41 AM
     *That's fine too. on Mar 7, 1:33 AM
XMS questionslkt153 on Feb 14, 2:36 PM
 * Okay, I found that Linear address = seg * 16 + off, but still not workinglkt153 on Feb 14, 3:34 PM
 A rephrase, and other questions.lkt153 on Feb 14, 5:28 PM
  Re: A rephrase, and other questions. on Feb 16, 11:54 AM
   Thanks, I guess it's solvedlkt153 on Mar 3, 6:47 AM
    *yw. on Mar 3, 10:01 AM
COM2QB.BAS on Feb 12, 1:38 AM
 I usually use something along these lines: on Feb 12, 12:24 PM
 Here's what I usually do... on Feb 12, 10:48 PM
warning: unsigned byte value exceeds boundsBen on Feb 5, 4:03 PM
 If you want to OUT to ports greater than 255 you need to use DX on Feb 5, 7:48 PM
  Thanks, it works now.Ben on Feb 6, 3:52 PM
   Re: Thanks, it works now. on Feb 6, 10:20 PM
    seems to work either way...Ben on Feb 7, 8:26 PM
     Re: seems to work either way... on Feb 8, 1:48 PM
My Z80 "Hello World" program on Jan 28, 7:25 PM
I suddenly realized QB doesn't have a shift routine... on Jan 25, 1:27 PM
 Without loops... on Jan 30, 2:54 PM
  Not quite... on Jan 30, 3:03 PM
   *Excuse me, my code is fine. Test it! on Jan 30, 5:06 PM
    On closer inspection... on Jan 30, 7:48 PM
     *I do *what* wrong? Can you show me an input that fails? on Jan 30, 9:56 PM
      * Yes, you do it wrong, but then you undo it right :) on Jan 31, 10:58 PM
       * Timmy quit teasing him! :-P on Jan 31, 11:14 PM
       *If only my text editor could do that on Feb 1, 1:42 AM
  QB wrapper on Jan 30, 10:18 PM
   Does PDS accept underscores?Pete on Jan 31, 11:07 AM
    NOBODY SAW THAT on Jan 31, 1:50 PM
     * I saw it and thought you were using QB64 :) on Jan 31, 2:43 PM
     * YOU'RE WELCOME. on Jan 31, 6:30 PM
Keyboard interrupt routine on Jan 14, 8:10 PM
 mov ax,0qbguy on Jun 3, 1:14 PM
a collection of posts. on Jan 13, 3:21 PM
 real mode memory addressing for DOS programmers. on Jan 13, 3:22 PM
 8088/8086 registers. on Jan 14, 2:16 PM
 the stack. on Jan 15, 12:51 PM
  re: stackisbigenough (must I optimise everything you do?) on Jan 15, 2:35 PM
   good catch on Jan 15, 3:09 PM
    My mistake on Jan 15, 6:50 PM
     *Interesting. thanks. on Jan 16, 9:03 AM
    * The real world has Z80s and 8080s! Well...it used to... and CP/M too! on Jan 15, 8:27 PM
 CALL Absolute() on Jan 22, 4:33 PM

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