Tutorials
A VERY nice and in-depth tutorial on using PEEK and POKE functions to access BIOS as well as the system memory and many other parts of the system. An excellent read for an experienced programmer, although newbies will not understand much of it. By PC Magazine.
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A Tutorial on arrays. Not very in-depth on how they're stored in memory, or any of the nitty-gritty associated with them, but good for newbies wanting to start with memory-related things such as storing sprites, although this tutorial focuses on using arrays to store string data.
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This tutorial is basically a crash-course in using the individual bits within QB. This is something all programmers should know about, and it's helpful in fields like compression, graphics, sound and video.
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The first of a two-part series describing the use and implementation of "dynamic data structures". This part reviews the Stack and Queue with examples.
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The first of a two-part series describing XMS and how to use it. Explanation of examples are provided (all are in assembly language). This part gives routines for allocating/deallocating and moving data to and from QuickBasic.
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A great tutorial on using hex. Also discusses the makeup of bytes and such. Even talks a little bit aboug base-3. A very very good tutorial.
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A short tutorial on using segments and offsets. Would be more useful if it was a bit more... in depth.
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A very complete tutorial illustrating fast multiplication methods and describing Logic gates (AND,NOT,OR,XOR).
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A short tutorial on optimizing your program for maximum speed. Discusses the benefits of using POKE and PEEK instead of PSET and POINT, as well as integers instead of long integers. Also briefly discusses memory segments.
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Need help with arrays? This document explains all.
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By: David I. Schneider
| Level: Advanced
peekpoke.txt
A VERY nice and in-depth tutorial on using PEEK and POKE functions to access BIOS as well as the system memory and many other parts of the system. An excellent read for an experienced programmer, although newbies will not understand much of it. By PC Magazine.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 69.13 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 43 |
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By: ANTHRAX
| Level: Beginner
arrays.txt
A Tutorial on arrays. Not very in-depth on how they're stored in memory, or any of the nitty-gritty associated with them, but good for newbies wanting to start with memory-related things such as storing sprites, although this tutorial focuses on using arrays to store string data.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 2.54 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 19 |
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By: Ximmer
| Level: Intermediate
bits.txt
This tutorial is basically a crash-course in using the individual bits within QB. This is something all programmers should know about, and it's helpful in fields like compression, graphics, sound and video.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 3.24 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 28 |
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By: Matthew River Knight
| Level: Intermediate
dyndata.htm
The first of a two-part series describing the use and implementation of "dynamic data structures". This part reviews the Stack and Queue with examples.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 8.96 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 18 |
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By: Fling-master
| Level: Advanced
extmem.htm
The first of a two-part series describing XMS and how to use it. Explanation of examples are provided (all are in assembly language). This part gives routines for allocating/deallocating and moving data to and from QuickBasic.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 15.68 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 24 |
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By: Milo Sedlacek
| Level: Intermediate
hex.txt
A great tutorial on using hex. Also discusses the makeup of bytes and such. Even talks a little bit aboug base-3. A very very good tutorial.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 6.02 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 18 |
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By: Milo Sedlacek
| Level: Beginner
mem.txt
A short tutorial on using segments and offsets. Would be more useful if it was a bit more... in depth.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 902 |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 17 |
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By: Abionnnn
| Level: Advanced
multiplications.htm
A very complete tutorial illustrating fast multiplication methods and describing Logic gates (AND,NOT,OR,XOR).
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 16.34 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 22 |
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By: Danny Gump
| Level: Intermediate
optimize2.txt
A short tutorial on optimizing your program for maximum speed. Discusses the benefits of using POKE and PEEK instead of PSET and POINT, as well as integers instead of long integers. Also briefly discusses memory segments.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 3.33 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 18 |
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By: Dab
| Level: Beginner
stg.txt
Need help with arrays? This document explains all.
Submitted by: | QB45 | Language: | QBasic |
Submitted on: | 10/30/04 @ 15:36:41 | Size: | 5.88 KB |
Rating: | -- | Downloads: | 21 |
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