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|    Sebastian Doht to Sv. Broholm    |
|    Re: Turbo IDE starts computer fan    |
|    03 May 10 20:00:02    |
      a95cdf32       From: seb_doht@lycos.com              Sv. Broholm schrieb:       > Problem: Using WinXP Proff and running Turbo IDE in a Dosbox. will       > after a short time start the computer fan. Exiting back to Windows       > will again stop the fan. It is annoying.       >       > I have see a software solution (by hooking some vectors before       > starting a new Shell or something like that ) to avoid this problem       > and I assume it has been in this forum.       >       > Can somebody point me in the right direction ?       >       > Thanks in advance       > Sv. Broholm              You can play around with the number of cycles used of dosbox and the       frameskip parameter. Other than that there is nothig you can do about       that because Console Applications in Windows always get the full CPU       Time when selected, so turning on the fan is the natural reaction of       Windows based drivers since the CPU Load goes to 100% when running a       Console Application which polls permanently for mouse and keyboard       input. Have you considered using FreePascal instead? That will be more       compatible to Windows.              Greetz,              Sebastian              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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