Category : Pascal Source Code
Archive   : INFOS155.ZIP
Filename : IFPGLOBL.PAS

 
Output of file : IFPGLOBL.PAS contained in archive : INFOS155.ZIP
unit ifpglobl;

interface
uses dos;

const
qversion = 'Version 1.55';
qdate = 'April 21, 1992';
vernum = '1.55';
helpversion = 155;
BIOSdseg = $0040;
pgmax = 21;
pchar = [' '..'~'];
secsiz = 2048;
tick1 = 1193180;
pgnames: array [0..pgmax] of string[32] = (
'Table of Contents',
'Machine & ROM Identification',
'CPU Identification',
'RAM Identification',
'Memory Block Listing',
'Video Identification',
'Video Information',
'Keyboard & Mouse Information',
'Parallel/Serial/Sound Ports',
'DOS Information',
{10}'Multiplex Programs',
'Environment Variables',
'Device Drivers',
'DOS Drive Information',
'BIOS Drive Information',
'Partition Table Listing',
'Boot & DOS drive parameters',
'CMOS information',
'TSR''s and Drivers',
'Alternate Multiplex',
{20}'Memory Managers',
'Thanks');
type
char2 = string[2];
directions = (none, up, down, updown);

var
attrsave : byte;
country : array[0..33] of byte;
currdrv : byte;
devofs : word;
devseg : word;
dirsep : set of char;
DOScofs : word;
DOScseg : word;
DOSmem : longint;
equip : word;
graphdriver : integer;
i : word;
intvec : array[$00..$FF] of pointer;
lastdrv : byte;
osmajor : byte;
osminor : byte;
pg : 0..pgmax;
regs : registers;
switchar : char;
tlength : byte;
twidth : byte;
vidpg : byte;
x1 : byte;
x2 : byte;
xbool1 : boolean;
xbool2 : boolean;
xchar1 : char;
xchar2 : char;
xword : word;
gotcountry: boolean;
c2: char2;
quiet, endit: boolean;
ccode: word;
vidmode: word;
decimal: char;
mono: boolean;
resetvideo: boolean;
novgacheck: boolean;

implementation

end.


  3 Responses to “Category : Pascal Source Code
Archive   : INFOS155.ZIP
Filename : IFPGLOBL.PAS

  1. Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

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