Thanx for the info Tony and yes: "Why would you want interrupts
enabled while polling?" btw: mine is, I run usb & it works just fine.
odd...eh?... :)
|
| It's "Poll with interrupts enabled" which means that interrupts (e.g. the
| timer) are allowed while the joystick device driver is checking (polling)
| the joystick input. I don't know exactly what this does on a modern PC
(the
| original game cards used to work out the input voltage by timing how long
a
| capacitor took to discharge, so throwing in a few hundred extra cycles
would
| cause havoc) but an occasional lump of processing in the middle of
| calculating the joystick position presumably still messes things up.
|
| Thanks for the tip, Kulvinder, I have just started playing GP3 again and
was
| having the same problem, the car weaving madly at speed.
|
| OK, next question. Why would you want interrupts enabled while polling?
|
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|
| Tony Whitley
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| "On some laps I'd get as many as fif*** corners really right, but Moss,
he
| gets them all right on every lap" - Von Trips after the 1961 German Grand
| Prix.
|
| > Kulvinder Or Anyone,
| > Quick comment/question. My polling has always been on via my
| > Guillemot usb j/s & wheel. I have never had any problems. What
| > is the polling suppuse to do? It may sound dumb but I just never
| > paid any attention to it?.. Tia.. -Thom_j.
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