Re: pc speaker in asm
- From: Herbert Kleebauer <klee@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 07 Feb 2008 07:32:06 +0100
Terence wrote:
First you have to learn to read: "execute makegif.bat to generate all the gifs"
Here the content of makegif.bat:
copy /b bild00.gif+bild.dat
copy /b bild01.gif+bild.dat
copy /b bild02.gif+bild.dat
copy /b bild03.gif+bild.dat
copy /b bild04.gif+bild.dat
copy /b bild05.gif+bild.dat
del bild.dat
It generates the six different gif pictures (640*480 256 colors)
from six different different header files and one common data file
(this was done to make the zip file as small as possible).
Oh! I saw and read this batch file, but the COPY operation requires an
output file.
copy /b bild00.gif+bild.dat
is copying two input binary files (that's what the "+" does in my
computer), to be concatenated to an output file, but to where is the
output going? I assumed a parameter was missing.in the batch file.
And when you've finished, (if possible) you've just deleted an input
file bild.dat which existed.
Why not just execute the batch file instead of guessing what
may happen? (to say it with Mike Gonta's words: "look and
see - many look but few see").
.
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