==== VioGetConfig ====
**Bindings**: [[getconfig#C bindings|C]], [[getconfig#MASM bindings|MASM]]
This call returns the video display configuration.
//VioGetConfig// (ConfigID, ConfigData, VioHandle)
//ConfigID// (**USHORT**) - input
Identifies for which display configuration information is being requested:
^Value ^Definition ^
|0 |Current configuration |
|1 |Primary configuration |
|2 |Secondary configuration |
For OS/2 1.2, when //ConfigID// = 0, the current configuration is returned rather than the primary configuration (as was returned in OS/2 1.0 and 1.1). This change makes the OS/2 mode version of [[en:ibm:prcp:vio:getconfig|VioGetConfig]] match the family API version that has returned the current configuration starting with OS/2 1.0. OS/2 1.0 and 1.1 applications that issued [[en:ibm:prcp:vio:getconfig|VioGetConfig]] to determine the display configuration benefit from this change. The application can run on the configuration selected by the operator (by issuing the MODE command before invoking the application) rather than switching away from the operator selected display.
//ConfigData// (**PVIOCONFIGINFO**) - output
Address of structure where the display configuration is returned.
//length// (**USHORT**)
Input parameter to [[en:ibm:prcp:vio:getconfig|VioGetConfig]]. Length specifies the length of the data structure in bytes including Length itself. The maximum size structure required in OS/2 1.0 and 1.1 is 10 bytes.
The maximum size structure required in OS/2 1.2 is variable and can be determined by issuing [[en:ibm:prcp:vio:getconfig|VioGetConfig]] with Length set to 2. When Length is set to 2 on input, [[en:ibm:prcp:vio:getconfig|VioGetConfig]] returns the size of the maximum structure required in the Length field on output. When Length is not equal to 2 on input, the Length field is modified on output to reflect the actual number of bytes returned. That is, if more than the maximum size was specified, the maximum size is returned. However, if less than the maximum size is specified, the value returned reflects the number of bytes of complete fields returned.
//adaptertype// (**USHORT**)
Display adapter type.
^Value ^Definition ^
|0 |Monochrome-compatible |
|1 |Color Graphics Adapter (CGA) |
|2 |Enhanced Graphics Adapter (EGA) |
|3 |VGA or PS/2 Display Adapter |
|4-6 |Reserved |
|7 |IBM Personal System/2 Display Adapter 8514/A |
|8 |IBM PS/2 Image Adapter/A |
|9 |IBM PS/2 XGA Display Adapter |
Values ranging from 0-4095 are reserved for IBM.
//displaytype// (**USHORT**)
Display or monitor type.
^Value ^Definition ^
|0 |Monochrome display |
|1 |Color display |
|2 |Enhanced Color Display |
|3 |PS/2 Monochrome Display 8503 |
|4 |PS/2 Color Displays 8512 and 8513 |
|5-8 |Reserved |
|9 |PS/2 Color Display 8514 |
|10 |IBM Plasma Display Panel |
|11 |Monochrome Displays 8507 and 8604 |
|12 |PS/2 Color Display 8515 |
|13 |Reserved |
Values ranging from 0-4095 are reserved for IBM.
//adaptmem// (**ULONG**)
Amount of memory, in bytes, on the adapter.
//Configuration#// (**USHORT**)
Number of the display configuration that this data corresponds to. This is assigned by the video subsystem, not the Base Video Handler (BVH).
//VDHVersion// (**USHORT**)
This field is reserved.
//Flag bits// (**USHORT**)
Are defined as follows:
^Bit ^Description ^
|15-1 |Reserved |
|0 |Power up display configuration |
//Hardware state buffer size// (**ULONG**)
Size of the buffer required by the Base Video Handler (BVH) to save the full hardware state excluding the physical display buffer.
//Max buffer size - full save// (**ULONG**)
Maximum size buffer required by the BVH to save the full physical display buffer.
//Max buffer size - partial save// (**ULONG**)
Maximum size buffer required by the BVH to save the portion of the physical display buffer that is overlaid by a pop-up.
//Offset to emulated adapter types// (**USHORT**)
Offset within the configuration data structure to the following information describing what other display adapters are emulated by this display adapter.
//Number of Data words// (**USHORT**)
Contains a one word field specifying a count of data words to follow.
//Data word 1// (**USHORT**)
Bits set in the data words identify display adapters emulated. Data word 1 has the following definition:
^Bit ^Description ^
|0 |Monochrome/printer adapter |
|1 |Color graphics adapter |
|2 |Enhanced graphics adapter |
|3 |VGA or PS/2 display adapter |
|4-6 |Reserved |
|7 |8514/A Adapter |
|8 |IBM PS/2 Image Adapter/A |
|9 |IBM PS/2 XGA Adapter |
|10-15 |Reserved |
//Data word 2// (**USHORT**)
Reserved.
//Data word N// (**USHORT**)
Reserved.
//Offset to emulated display types// (**USHORT**)
Offset within the configuration data structure to the following information describing what other displays are emulated by this display.
//Number of Data words// (**USHORT**)
One word field specifying a count of data words to follow.
//Data word 1// (**USHORT**)
Bits set in the data words identify displays emulated. Data word 1 has the following definition:
^Bit ^Description ^
|0 |5151 monochrome display |
|1 |5153 color display |
|2 |5154 enhanced color display |
|3 |8503 monochrome display |
|4 |8512 or 8513 color display |
|5-8 |Reserved |
|9 |8514 color display |
|10 |IBM Plasma Display Panel |
|11 |Monochrome Displays 8507 and 8604 |
|12 |8515 color display |
|13-15 |Reserved |
//Data word 2// (**USHORT**)
Reserved
//Data word N// (**USHORT**)
Reserved.
//VioHandle// (**HVIO**) - input
This must be zero unless the caller is a Presentation Manager application, in which case it must be the value returned by [[en:ibm:prcp:vio:getps|VioGetPs]].
//rc// (**USHORT**) - return
Return code descriptions are:
|0 |NO_ERROR |
|421 |ERROR_VIO_INVALID_PARMS |
|436 |ERROR_VIO_INVALID_HANDLE |
|438 |ERROR_VIO_INVALID_LENGTH |
|465 |ERROR_VIO_DETACHED |
**Remarks**
The values returned may not be correct if the adapter cannot be properly identified by the Base Video Handler (BVH) selected at system installation time. It can also be incorrect if the physical setup does not match that indicated by the presence of the adapter or by adapter switches. For example, it is impossible to detect the absence of a display on a CGA or the display attached to an EGA, despite the setup switches.
=== C bindings ===
typedef struct _VIOCONFIGINFO { /* vioin */
USHORT cb ; /* Length of this data structure */
USHORT adapter; /* Display adapter type */
USHORT display; /* Display/monitor type */
ULONG cbMemory; /* Amount of memory on the adapter
in bytes */
USHORT Configuration;
USHORT VDHVersion;
USHORT Flags;
ULONG HWBufferSize;
ULONG FullSaveSize;
ULONG PartSaveSize;
USHORT EMAdaptersOFF; /* Offset to emulated adapter types */
USHORT EMDisplaysOFF; /* Offset to emulated display types */
} VIOCONFIGINFO;
#define INCL_VIO
USHORT rc = VioGetConfig(ConfigID, ConfigData, VioHandle);
USHORT ConfigID; /* Configuration ID */
PVIOCONFIGINFO ConfigData; /* Configuration data */
HVIO VioHandle; /* Vio handle */
USHORT rc; /* return code */
=== MASM bindings ===
VIOCONFIGINFO struc
vioin_cb dw ? ;Length of this data structure
vioin_adapter dw ? ;Display adapter type
vioin_display dw ? ;Display/monitor type
vioin_cbMemory dd ? ;Amount of memory on the adapter in bytes
vioin_Configuration dw ? ;
vioin_VDHVersion dw ? ;
vioin_Flags dw ? ;
vioin_HWBufferSize dd ? ;
vioin_FullSaveSize dd ? ;
vioin_PartSaveSize dd ? ;
vioin_EMAdaptersOFF dw ? ;Offset to emulated adapter types
vioin_EMDisplaysOFF dw ? ;Offset to emulated display types
VIOCONFIGINFO ends
EXTRN VioGetConfig:FAR
INCL_VIO EQU 1
PUSH WORD ConfigID ;Configuration ID
PUSH@ OTHER ConfigData ;Configuration data
PUSH WORD VioHandle ;Vio handle
CALL VioGetConfig
Returns WORD