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Program Example;
uses crt,graph;
{
This Turbo Pascal Code example is an example of a program that simply
loads the SVGA256 device driver, goes into graphics mode, loads an
image from disk (one with a palette), and displays it.
Procedure Load256Image will load an image file and place it in the variable
pointer image. If you are a registered user feel free to use Load256Image
in your programs.
To run this demonstration, you will need to have Turbo Pascal as well as
the SVGA256.BGI device driver. This driver is available as shareware,
through Jordan Hargave (see ReadMe.Doc), but it is also distributed with
256 Draw. You have to have a VGA monitor for this example to run, however,
Super VGA is not at all required. Please read the note about device
drivers in the README.DOC file.
}
Type
ColorRec = record
r,g,b: byte;
end;
PalType = array[0..255] of ColorRec;
PalFileType = file of PalType;
procedure Load256Image(var p:pointer; FName: string);
var
VGAImageSize,ErrCode: word;
LoadFile: file;
i: word;
r: pointer;
begin
{$I-}
Assign(LoadFile,FName);
Reset(LoadFile,1);
{$I+}
if IOResult=0 then begin
GetMem(r,FileSize(LoadFile));
{$I-}
BlockRead(LoadFile,r^,FileSize(LoadFile),ErrCode);
{$I+}
VGAImageSize := ImageSize(0,0,MemW[Seg(r^):Ofs(r^)],MemW[Seg(r^):Ofs(r^)+2]);
If (VGAImageSize < FileSize(LoadFile)) then
GetMem(p,FileSize(LoadFile)-768)
else
GetMem(p,FileSize(LoadFile));
for i := 1 to (VGAImageSize) do
Mem[Seg(p^):Ofs(p^)+i-1] := Mem[Seg(r^):Ofs(r^)+i-1];
If (VGAImageSize < FileSize(LoadFile)) then begin
for i := 0 to 255 do begin
Port[$3C8] := i;
Port[$3C9] := Mem[Seg(r^):Ofs(r^)+(i*3)+VGAImageSize];
Port[$3C9] := Mem[Seg(r^):Ofs(r^)+(i*3)+VGAImageSize+1];
Port[$3C9] := Mem[Seg(r^):Ofs(r^)+(i*3)+VGAImageSize+2];
end;
end;
FreeMem(r,FileSize(LoadFile));
if IOResult <> 0 then begin
textmode(c80);
writeln('Error: ',ErrCode);
halt(1);
end;
Close(LoadFile);
end else
Halt(0);
end;
procedure Load256Palette(PalName: string);
Var
PalFile: PalFileType;
Pal: ^PalType;
i: integer;
begin
New(Pal);
Assign(PalFile,PalName);
Reset(PalFile);
Read(PalFile,Pal^);
Close(PalFile);
for i := 0 to 255 do begin
Port[$3C8] := i;
Port[$3C9] := Pal^[i].r;
Port[$3C9] := Pal^[i].g;
Port[$3C9] := Pal^[i].b;
end;
Dispose(Pal);
end;
function DetectVGA256 : integer;
{ Detects VGA or MCGA video cards }
var
DetectedDriver : integer;
SuggestedMode : integer;
begin
DetectGraph(DetectedDriver, SuggestedMode);
If (DetectedDriver < 9) then begin
TextMode(c80);
TextColor(LightGray);
writeln('This program requires a VGA System.');
halt;
end;
if (DetectedDriver = VGA) or (DetectedDriver = MCGA) then
DetectVGA256 := 0 { Default video mode = 0 }
else
DetectVGA256 := grError; { Couldn't detect hardware }
end; { DetectVGA256 }
Var
gdrive,gmode: integer;
image: pointer;
ch: char;
begin
GDrive := DetectVGA256;
GDrive := InstallUserDriver('SVGA256', @DetectVGA256);
GDrive := Detect;
Gdrive := InstallUserDriver('SVGA256',Nil);
gmode:=0;
InitGraph(Gdrive,Gmode,'');
SetGraphMode(Gmode);
Load256Image(image,'256demo.VGA');
PutImage(0,0,image^,copyput);
FreeMem(image,imagesize(0,0,MemW[Seg(image^):Ofs(image^)],MemW[Seg(image^):Ofs(image^)+2]));
ch := readkey;
TextMode(c80);
end.