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KPJOY.DRV is a joystick driver for Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups
3.11. Windows 3.1 has the joystick API (`joyGetPos`, `joyGetDevCaps`,
`joySetCapture` and the rest, in MMSYSTEM) but ships no driver for it, so
`joySetCapture`, and the rest, in MMSYSTEM) but ships no driver for it, so
without one no program ever sees a stick. KPJOY reads the PC game port's
two sticks (two axes and two buttons each, or one stick and a Y cable's
second) for every program that uses that API.
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| File | Contents |
|---|---|
| `kpjoy.c` | The driver: DriverProc, the game port reader, positions and calibration |
| `kpjoy.lnk` | wlink directives: a Windows DLL, module KPJOY, code and data fixed |
| `kpjoy.c` | The driver: DriverProc, the game port reader, positions, and calibration |
| `kpjoy.lnk` | wlink directives: a Windows DLL, module KPJOY, and code and data fixed |
| `Makefile` | The build, for GNU make on Linux with Open Watcom v2 |
| `LICENSE.md` | The MIT License |
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## License
KPJOY is distributed under the MIT License (`LICENSE.md`): it may be used,
changed and shipped, alone or with a program, as source or as `kpjoy.drv`,
changed, and shipped, alone or with a program, as source or as `kpjoy.drv`,
as long as the copyright and permission notice go with it. Each source
file opens with a short header that says so
(`SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT`).