From: authentic AT tip DOT nl (Rick)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: Making my own mouse driver..
Date: Mon, 29 Dec 1997 13:29:36 GMT
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"David Harms" <coder AT flash DOT net> wrote:

>Jonas Sjögren <jsjogren AT algonet DOT se> wrote in article
><34a53f15 DOT 25421030 AT news DOT algonet DOT se>...

>> I want to make my own mouse handler in djgpp. ie go directly to the
>> hardware, not thru msdos interrupt functions.
>> Does anyone have some info, help or anything. Just for a standard
>> serial bus mouse...
>> VERY thankful for any help.
>> 
>> /Oscar.
>> 
>> 

>thats kewl that you want to do that but WHY? microsoft's mouse driver hase
>over 60 function sitting in memory just waiting for your use, all you need
>to know is the interupt!

Thats true. Or it might be true. But IMHO thats more YOUR opinion
Harm. Everybody is entitled its own opinion I think. Therefore some
repost from c.l.a.x:

The driver will be soon available on SimTel under the name 'ctmouse'.


Regards,

NagyD

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If its not already uploaded you might contact the author. I also have
some source originating Matthew Webb. If you want them I can mail
them to you, but its of course both are Intel-asm. So you need to do
something to port it to djgpp[fairly easy  but I can't do it myself
since my gcc still can't find crt0.o ;-).


Take care,

Rick