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- From: Mark Nelson <markn@airmail.net>
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- Subject: Re: Interrupt programming
- Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 09:39:19 -0600
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- Kyrre Simonsen wrote:
- >
- > Does anyone know where I can find information about interrupt
- > programming in BC++ (4.02)?
- >
- > (I need ISR's that WORKS.)
- >
- > Thanks.
- > kyrresi@stud.unit.noKyrre Simonsen wrote:
- >
- > Does anyone know where I can find information about interrupt
- > programming in BC++ (4.02)?
- >
- > (I need ISR's that WORKS.)
- >
- > Thanks.
- > kyrresi@stud.unit.no
-
- Hi Kyrre,
-
- You don't say what kind of interrupt you are trying to support, so I
- might be going out on a limb here. My book, "Serial Communications: A
- C++ Programmers Guide" uses an ISR written in C++ to handle 8250
- interrupts. If you are just looking for general guidelines, maybe it
- can show you what you need. The code in the book works properly with
- Borland C++. You can find more info on the book at my home page.
-
- Mark Nelson
- http://web2.airmail.net/markn
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