desqview aware source cod

 BBS: Inland Empire Archive
Date: 12-23-92 (09:48)             Number: 289
From: GLENN DELAHOY                Refer#: NONE
  To: MARK BERTUZZI                 Recvd: NO  
Subj: desqview aware source cod      Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
 > I was wondering if anyone has some dv aware codes which I
 > can put in my programs.

Hi Mark,  here's everything I know about DV, not much but it's a
start.

Regards,

Glenn


' DESQview routines for Quick Basic - by Glenn Delahoy

DECLARE SUB DvPause ()
DECLARE FUNCTION DvGetVer$ ()

' Define the type needed for Interrupt
TYPE RegType
     ax    AS INTEGER
     bx    AS INTEGER
     cx    AS INTEGER
     dx    AS INTEGER
     bp    AS INTEGER
     si    AS INTEGER
     di    AS INTEGER
     flags AS INTEGER
END TYPE

DEFINT A-Z
CLS

' example for getting DESQview version number
' if DvGetVer$ returns a zero length string then DV is not loaded
DvVersion$ = DvGetVer$

IF LEN(DvVersion$) > 0 THEN
PRINT "Running under DESQview "; DvVersion$
ELSE
PRINT "DESQview is not loaded."
END IF

' example for giving up idle time to DESQview
' if DV is not loaded it is ignored
' insert this into an inkey loop or whatever
DvPause

FUNCTION DvGetVer$
DIM InRegs AS RegType, OutRegs AS RegType

InRegs.ax = &H2B01
InRegs.cx = &H4445
InRegs.dx = &H5351
CALL Interrupt(&H21, InRegs, OutRegs)

IF (OutRegs.ax AND &HFF) <> &HFF THEN
DvGetVer$ = LTRIM$(STR$((OutRegs.bx AND &HFF00) \ 256)) +
"." + LTRIM$(STR$(OutRegs.bx AND 255))
END IF

END FUNCTION

SUB DvPause
DIM InReg AS RegType, OutReg AS RegType

InReg.ax = &H1000
CALL Interrupt(&H15, InReg, OutReg)

END SUB

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