Date:	Wed, 10 Jan 1996 15:28:16 +0200 (EET)
From:	"Ana Basim San.Tic.A.S." <engin-si AT yunus DOT mam DOT tubitak DOT gov DOT tr>
Sender:	"Ana Basim San.Tic.A.S." <engin-si AT yunus DOT mam DOT tubitak DOT gov DOT tr>
Reply-To:	"Ana Basim San.Tic.A.S." <engin-si AT yunus DOT mam DOT tubitak DOT gov DOT tr>
To:	djgpp AT delorie DOT com

I've a question: How do you move the video buffer from 0xD0000000 (in GCX)
to another address? Win95 seems to be using that area and my code gives a
segment violation error. Can I let my software access VGA through a
pointer allocated with sbrk()? (To avoid the seg. violation, that is. And
no, I'm not trying to write get past the video buffer or anything like
that, I've checked it.) (note: I'm using GCC 2.6.0 + maint2.) Any help
would be wellcome. Engin Cilasun - pixelbaSe

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