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- From: gbacon@oreo (Greg Bacon)
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- Subject: Re: ISR in C (interrupt stay resident)
- Date: 13 Jan 1996 01:37:40 GMT
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- Alberto Otero Garcia (is04439@els.url.es) wrote:
- : Hi there. I wanna know if anybody can send me the source of a program
- : coded in C. The program must be an ISR, this is a program developed for
- : DOS. It consists of a resident program that is activated when certain
- : interrupt is called. It works like a TSR (terminate and stay resident)
- : program, but while you run the TSR with some key combination, the ISR
- : runs when you call some INT. The program will (I supose) have some parts
- : in assembler, but this doesn't really matter to me.
- : I would be very happy if you post your answer in my e-mail address apart
- : from the newsgroup, because I can't access to it every time I'd like.
- :
- : Thank you.
-
- : Alberto Otero Garcia e-mail: is04439@els.url.es
- : di04439@orion.dsio.url.es
-
-
- DOS interrupts and ISR functions are not defined by the C Standard.
- Please take this question to comp.os.msdos.programmer, where it is
- more relevant, or consult your compiler's documentation.
-
- Greg
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- Greg Bacon <gbacon@cs.uah.edu>
- University of Alabama in Huntsville
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