I'm developing a kernel, but I want to know the hex values for colors. I don't really know how to phrase this question, so here's the code:

#define WHITE_TXT    0x07     // white on black text

#define GREEN_TXT   //what I want to know

#define BLUE_TXT   //what I want to know

#define RED_TXT //what I want to know



void k_clear_screen();

unsigned int k_printf(char *message, unsigned int line);



k_main() // like main in a normal C program

{

    k_clear_screen();

    k_printf("mcKlos 1.0.1 -- Copyright (c) Matthew Caswell, 2010\n", 0);

}





void k_clear_screen() // clear the entire text screen

{

    char *vidmem = (char *) 0xb8000;

    unsigned int i=0;

    while(i < (80*25*2))

    {

        vidmem=' ';

        i++;

        vidmem=WHITE_TXT;

        i++;

    };

};



unsigned int k_printf(char *message, unsigned int line) // the message and then the line #

{

    char *vidmem = (char *) 0xb8000;

    unsigned int i=0;



    i=(line*80*2);



    while(*message!=0)

    {

        if(*message=='\n') // check for a new line

        {

            line++;

            i=(line*80*2);

            *message++;

        } else {

            vidmem=*message;

            *message++;

            i++;

            vidmem=WHITE_TXT;

            i++;

        };

    };



    return(1);

};

please give me a list.

Yeah, that would be great, and I've used that before, but this is a standalone kernel (from boot). The code in that example is for win32 console programming. This is from boot, with it's own boot loader. So, again, the hex values for primary colors?

Thanks, now to add it and test it.

It worked great! Thanks!