Check out developer.intel.com
They have a lot of MMX guides there.

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FlyFire/CodeX
http://codexorg.webjump.com

Flyfire: Long time no see.
Do you think I should always use MMX or implent an option that the user can switch on/off (depending on their system)?

I will check the URL right away.

At first, for some reason I too had a problem with the labels in the _asm blocks, but somehow it worked itself out and now everything is peachy. This is with VC5. Maybe I played with the setting or something. Has anyone else found a problem with this?

[This message has been edited by Gromit (edited November 18, 1999).]

Been there.
But how do you open the PDF file format?

Adobe Acrobat reader... Should be available from any site that offers PDF docs...

/Niels

I have a 704x640 8bit buffer and a 640x480 primary surface (two borders of 32x32 pixels) I have wrote a transfer routine in assembler but it doesn't seem to work.
Here is the code:
void buffer_to_backsurface(void){
_asm{
mov ecx,78600 //copy 4x76800=307200 (640x480) bytes
mov edi,backsurface //store pointer to the backsurface
mov esi,buffer //load pointer to the buffer
add esi,32 //add 32 pixels (screenborder)
xor edx,edx //counter edx to ZERO
};
Looper:
_asm{
inc edx //counting horizontal pixels
cmp edx,161 //hit a border(640/4=160)+1
jnz Store //if not jump to store
xor edx,edx //set the counter to ZERO
add esi,64 //skip 64 pixels (32+32 next line)
};
Store:
_asm{
movsd //store (esi->edi)
loop Looper //and loop
};
};

But it doesn't seem to work (programmed in VC++ 6.0 & directX).
Anyone has found an error in it?

Thanx.