From:	Bougard <fbassonNOfbSPAM AT mweb DOT co DOT za DOT invalid>
Subject:	Allegro datafile truecolor gfx problem
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OK.

I've tried this question on another newsgroup but had no
response.

I have a program compiled with DJGPP using allegro.
the program opens a Allegro datafile containing a truecolor
(24/32bit) image. the gfx mode is set to truecolor in
640x480 res. but when I do a blit from the datafile to the
screen, I only get a big blue block.

this doesn't happen with 256-color grafx

>> blit(dat[tcgfx].dat, screen, 0, 0, 0, 0, 640, 480);

also

how can I compile my own library (.a) to reuse for further
projects?

All help will be greatly appreciated

Please email me your answers if you won't mind.

FRANCOIS BASSON
fbasson AT mweb DOT co DOT za
fbasson AT impaxe DOT cjb DOT net

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