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From: "Carlos Piqueres Ayela" <piqueres@mundivia.es>
Subject: low-level
Date: 1998/04/13
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Organization: Telefonica Transmision de Datos
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Date: 1998-04-13T00:00:00+00:00
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I'm using GNAT 3.10 and Windows 95.
I'm using the Jerry Van Dijk 's  great Adagraph package to do simple
graphics.

But what I want to know is how you can access directly to the hardware (for
example the SVGA hardware, BIOS interrupts...) for writing your own routins
(graphics, hardware drivers...).

Not doing it in C and interfacing with ADA programs, just doing it in ADA. 
I know that you can do such things in C with far pointers, library
functions  (int86()...) and things like that.
Is there any equivalent to that in ADA ??

Carlos.