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From: "Charles Nicholson" <chnicholson@vassar.edu>
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Subject: Re: Trying to display a sprite
Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1999 11:25:03 -0500
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ummmm, I load it from a library file that's a large u_char array, but when i
finally get to the correct starting byte, it's a u_long *.  I suppose that
MIGHT have something to do w/it... :)

doh
-charles

>hmmm.....
>
>by any chance do you do
>u_long *spriteadd = 0x80100000;
>instead of
>#define spriteadd  0x80100000   rikki' code
>
>
>and yes C buffs the top one will give a warning about integer/pointer
>conversion... maybe  ;-)
>
>
>Pete.
>