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- Rick Richard
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- If you have a dual monitor system, this device driver could really make your
- life easyer. There are times when a print statement works better than CodeView
- or other debuggers. For those times Mono.sys comes in very handy. The Mono.sys
- device driver redirects all standard C output functions to the monochrome
- screen. Allowing you to send debugging messages to your second monitor without
- writing all over you main application screen. Mono.sys also works with-in Windows
- applications.
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- To use the Monochrome screen driver.
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- 1. Include stdio.h
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- 2. Put this open statment in any program that you wish to redirect
- printf from.
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- freopen( "MONOSCR", "w", stdout ); // Send all printf, puts, and putch's to the Monochrome screen */
- printf( "\f" ); // Clear Monochrome screen
-
- 3. Put the mono.sys device driver in your config.sys file. NOTE:
- if this statment is leftout of the config.sys file, all output from
- printf statments will go to a file named MONOSCR in the current
- directory.
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- DEVICE = C:\MONO.SYS
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- 4. Now all printf output will go to the Monochrome screen.
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- NOTE: A "\f" in the print string will cause the Monochrome screen to clear.
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