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Tyler Durden



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Tyler Durden 28 Apr 2004, 11:25
Hi all Smile
The question is how I can push a dword value to use with OpenGL procedures ? For example with glOrtho ?
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Tyler Durden



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Tyler Durden 28 Apr 2004, 12:28
sorry I meant push QWORD value
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Babali



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Babali 28 Apr 2004, 13:28
An easy way can be :

Code:
push     dword [my_qword]
push     dword [my_qword+4]
    


Maybe you'll have to push first my_qword+4 , i don't know how it will be poped but i think that what i wrote is right.

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Tomasz Grysztar



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Tomasz Grysztar 28 Apr 2004, 14:18
Please don't double-post.
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zenek_tm



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zenek_tm 28 Apr 2004, 15:11
Babali: actually first you have to push my_qword+4 then my_qword.
Code:
push dword [my_qword+4]
push dword [my_qword]    
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