| Welcome to CyberFrog's Source Code page. Here you'll find the source code, mainly in C and in-line ASM, to a number of items. I'll be adding stuff here from time to time so check back often. If you have any special requests email me at the address below and I'll see what I can do! |
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CDXApp is my simple wrapper class for Direct3DRM (Retained Mode). It's easy to use and this archive contains a simple demo showing how to use the class. There's no documentation but the FULL source code is supplied FREE. Do with it what you will but if you choose to use it just drop me a greetz! |
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The source code to my Project Nucleus! game. Demonstrates full use of the RUTILS v2.0 Graphics and Sound Library. Enjoy! |
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A multi-purpose keyboard interrupt handler. Tackles the problems of recording multiple keystrokes. Ideal if you aren't familiar with writing interrupt handlers and/or PC hardware! |
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Need to know how to use the Timer? Well, this is the source code for you! It covers everything from interfacing with the user timer interrupt hook to reprogramming the timer tick interrupt with complete arbitration for the original timer so the DOS clock keeps on ticking...! |
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Hey, wanna have fun? Need to feel a good tool in your hand? Is that a cucumber in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me? No! It's a Joystick! This source code shows you how to access your joystick and build it into game controls! Check it out! |
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Want to know how to master the rodent? Want to make that little furry grey thing your playmate? Look no further, this is for you! |
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Have the urge to write modem games? Can't tell the difference between your bauds, parity and stop bits? CyberFrog has just the set of Modem/Comms routines to get you talking to your mate down the road or on the opposite side of the globe! |
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All at odds about networks? Need to blast the hell out of other network playmates in Deathmatch mode? Be an
IPX Network supremo with these routines courtesy of your friendly neighbourhood amphibian! Note: The RIPX.C file has been corrected to work with most compilers - those that don't have the INT.H header, anyway! |
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Last Modified: 12/07/1999 01:46pm Author: CyberFrog |
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Always under construction!