Contents of the \UTILS directory:
 
README.TXT   - This file
 
BEFUNC.BAS   - Interpreted BASIC source code library for EGA hardware
               register manipulations
BMFUNC.BAS   - Interpreted BASIC source code library for Mouse calls
 
EGATEST.C    ---
EGATEST.H       |
CEFUNC.H        |
EGATESTC.MAK    |
EGATESTL.MAK    |  Demonstrates EGA register interface programming
EGATESTM.MAK    |
EGATESTS.MAK    |
CEFUNCC.LIB     |
CEFUNCL.LIB     |
CEFUNCM.LIB     |
CEFUNCS.LIB  ---
 
 
MOUSETST.C   ---
MENU.C          |
MOUSUTIL.C      |
FUNCSUBS.ASM    |
KB.ASM          |
MOUSETST.H      |
CMFUNC.H        |  Interactively demonstrates mouse programming calls
ASM.INC         |
MOUSTSTC.MAK    |
MOUSTSTL.MAK    |
MOUSTSTM.MAK    |
MOUSTSTS.MAK    |
CMFUNCC.LIB     |
CMFUNCL.LIB     |
CMFUNCM.LIB     |
CMFUNCS.LIB  ---
 
EGA.COM --------|  Device driver for EGA, VGA, and 8514/A video adapters.
EGA.SYS --------|  You install EGA.SYS by using a DEVICE= command in
                   your CONFIG.SYS file; you install EGA.COM by typing
                   EGA at the system prompt. The difference between the
                   two is that EGA.COM can be disabled by typing EGA OFF
                   at the system prompt. Installing this driver replaces
                   the shadow register support built into the mouse driver,
                   providing better EGA, VGA, and 8514/A support than the
                   default support built into the mouse driver. You should
                   install the EGA device driver before you install the
                   mouse driver. If you experience problems running any
                   of the EGA sample programs on these disks on an EGA,
                   VGA, or 8514/A video adapter, try installing the EGA
                   device driver and running the program again.

Two major demonstration programs are presented in this directory.
MOUSETST interactively demonstrates most of the mouse functions using
any or all of the video modes.  EGATEST demonstrates EGA Shadow Register
Interface programming.  EGATEST uses many of the concepts and techniques
described in Chapter 10.
 
Both programs are provided with MAKE files and libraries for compiling
and linking using your choice of memory models.  Notice the last letter
in each filename.  The letters S, C, M, and L refer to the small, compact,
medium, and large memeory models.  Use the MAKE file with the appropriate
letter to build the desired program.  For example, to build the
MOUSETST.EXE program using the medium memory model, type MAKE MOUSTSTM.MAK
at the DOS prompt.  This MAKE file will automatically select the
corresponding medium model library.
 
Note:  To rebuild one of these programs using a different memory
       model, first delete all *.OBJ files from the \UTILS directory.
       This ensures that the program will be recompiled by the MAKE file.