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Interrupt List Release 89.4 Last change 7/22/89
Please distribute all of the following files (unmodified) together in an
archive called INTER489:
INTERRUP.1ST this file
INTERRUP.A INT 00 through INT 27 \ total 223 pages at 60 lines
INTERRUP.B INT 28 through INT FF / per page, 241 with INTPRINT -p
INTERRUP.PRI a brief primer on interrupts
INTPRINT.COM a simple formatter that also generates the list summary
INTPRINT.DOC instructions for INTPRINT
INTPRINT.C source code for INTPRINT
Concatenate INTERRUP.A and INTERRUP.B with
COPY /B INTERRUP.A+INTERRUP.B INTERRUP.LST
to create an interrupt list file identical to my master copy.
Use INTPRINT to generate the INTERRUP.SUM which used to be included in the
archive, or to generate a new file containing only data structure formats.
See INTPRINT.DOC for details.
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NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE
This compilation is (c) Copyright 1989 Ralf Brown
Permission is granted to use and redistribute the files comprising the
interrupt listing in any way, provided my name and addresses and the names of
all contributers are preserved, as well as the information on how to obtain
new releases.
This version of the list reverts to the public domain one year after the
date of its release, with the sincere hope that the credits and availability
information are retained.
---------------------------------------------
If the list is more than three months old by the time you get it, there is
probably a newer release out already (v89.5 is planned for early October).
The newest release of this list is available in these places (please do not
ask me to email it, it is just too large for that):
On the ARPAnet, by standard anonymous FTP from CS.CMU.EDU [128.2.222.173].
Change to directory /afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/ralf/pub and get the file
interrup.zip which is a link to the current version. You MUST change
directory first because of the way CMU's anonymous FTP works. ZIP
unarchivers for MSDOS and BSD Unix are available in the "zip"
subdirectory.
On FIDOnet, from The Gas Passer BBS 1:129/46 1-412-648-6326 1200/2400/9600 HST
as file INTERnyy.ZIP, where nyy stands for release 'n' of year 'yy',
in file area #18 (User Uploads) or #9 (Miscellaneous Goodies). ZIP
executables are in file area #19. First-time callers may download.
The list is also posted to USEnet in comp.binaries.ibm.pc about three times per
year, concurrent with a new release of the list. Since comp.binaries.ibm.pc is
archived, you will be able to find a fairly recent release in the various UUCP
archives.
Secondary Distribution Points (the list will be available here within a day or
so of release):
ARPA: on WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL [26.2.0.74] as file INTERnyy.ARC in directory
PD1:<MSDOS.SYSUTL>, where nyy stands for release n of year yy. Note
that you must use mode "tenex" or "type L 8" to successfully FTP the
file.
FIDO: SyncPoint BBS 1-301-682-2731 File Requests.
First-time callers may download.
Additional Distribution Points:
BITnet: you may retrieve the copy on WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL via the following
automated mail servers:
(in the US) LISTSERV@RPIECS (alias VM.ECS.RPI.EDU)
LISTSERV@NDSUVM1 (alias VM1.NODAK.EDU)
(in Europe) TRICKLE at TREARN (Turkey)
TRICKLE at IMIPOLI (Italy)
TRICKLE at DB0FUB11 (Germany)
TRICKLE at DKTC11 (Denmark)
TRICKLE at AWIWUW11 (Austria)
LISTSERV at FINTUVM (Finland)
CompuServe: on the IBM Forum as INTnyy.*
Any volunteers with FTP to upload new releases to BBSs on the West
Coast or outside the US on a regular basis? (preferably boards which
allow first-time callers to download and support file requests) I
would send you mail as soon as the new list is available for FTP on
CS.CMU.EDU.
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DISCLAIMER: I verify the information contained in this list to the best of my
ability, but I cannot be held responsible for any problems caused by use or
misuse of the information, especially for those functions not officially
documented. If it is marked "internal", you should check it carefully to make
sure it works the same way in your version of the software (and please let me
know whether or not it works the same way). Information marked with "???" is
known to be incomplete or guesswork.
---------------------------------------------
This list is the result of the time and effort of a large number of people,
among them
1/85 Janet Jack (original list)
1/85 J. Weaver Jr.
2/85 John Cooper
2/85 Skip Gilbrech
Bob Jack
4/85 Jim Kyle
8/85 John Ruschmeyer ihnp4!vax135!petsd!moncol!john
8/85 Bill Frolik ihnp4!hplabs!hp-pcd!bill
8/85 Ross M. Greenberg greenber%timeinc.uucp@brl.arpa
87 Mike Morearty ...!ucbvax!cory!morearty \ early 1987
Ed Nather ...!ut-sally!nather > several undocumented DOS
Pete Holzmann ...!pyramid!octopus!pete / calls in another list
87 Dan Lanciani ddl@harvard.harvard.edu various, incl. NetBIOS
7/87 Ralf Brown ralf@cs.cmu.edu INT 24h and DOS func 59h
10/87 Ralf Brown ralf@cs.cmu.edu become list maintainer
11/87 Dan Davison dd@lanl.gov DOS 3.3 function calls
11/87 Bill White wwhite@teknowledge-vaxc.arpa DOS 3.3
11/87 Richard Hargrove harvard!killer!richardh EGA
12/87 Vincent Broman broman@bugs.nosc.mil Cordata BIOS/Minix
12/87 Dennis Grinberg grinberg@bimacs.bitnet MCGA/VGA
1/88 Brad Davis tektronix!sequent!gssc!bradd GSS, DGIS
2/88 D. Spinellis dds%cc.imperial.ac.uk Herc GRAFIX Dev Toolkit
3/88 Michael A. Moran Michael@cup.portal.com VGA INT 10h
3/88 Ralf Brown ralf@cs.cmu.edu DESQview API
4/88 Richard Marks rmarks@KSP.Unisys.COM undoc dir search fields
5/88 Robert Goldsmith rpg%security@mitre-bedford.arpa AT&T DEB adapter
7/88 Gary E. Miller Gary_Edmunds_Miller@cup.portal.com Paradise VGA
8/88 John Lefor jal@ee.rochester.edu XMS spec
9/88 Dan Lanciani ddl@harvard.harvard.edu miscellaneous
9/88 Howard Johnson Howard_Reed_Johnson@cup.portal.com NetWare overview
9/88 Finn Thoegerson via mcvax!daimi!fab 10-NET, miscellaneous
9/88 Michael Shiels mshiels@watmath.waterloo.edu FOSSIL spec
9/88 Ralf Brown ralf@cs.cmu.edu Microsoft CD-ROM API
10/88 Michael Shiels mshiels@ziebmef.uucp ATI VIP INT 10h
BMB Compuscience Canada Ltd.
10/88 Michael Shiels mshiels@ziebmef.uucp FTP Driver spec
10/88 Helmut Waelder ZRWA001@DTUZDV1.BITNET data structures, misc
10/88 Helmut Waelder ZRWA001@DTUZDV1.BITNET more 10-NET functions
10/88 Ge van Geldorp VLRUO02@HDETUD1.BITNET Novell NetWare
10/88 Ralf Brown ralf@cs.cmu.edu INT 2F/AH=12h
11/88 Clarence A Dold cdold@starfish.Convergent.COM Compaq386 speed settings
11/88 Ralf Brown ralf@cs.cmu.edu TesSeRact API
12/88 Ying-Kuen K. Hwang khwang@wyse.com ESDI fixed disk calls
1/89 Ari Huttunen mcvax!saha.hut.fi!t36273c additional INT 33 calls
1/89 Duncan Murdoch dmurdoch@watdcsu.waterloo.edu undoc fields in DOS data
2/89 Ralf Brown ralf@cs.cmu.edu VCPI API
3/89 Helmut Waelder ZRWA001@DTUZDV1.BITNET more DOS 4.0 calls
4/89 Robert Seals rds95@leah.Albany.EDU ATI VGA Wonder modes
4/89 Ge van Geldorp VLRUO02@HDETUD1.BITNET pcANYWHERE API
4/89 Robin Walker rdhw@uk.ac.cam.phx undoc DOS 4 data struc
4/89 Robin Walker rdhw@uk.ac.cam.phx DOS 4.0 shell API
4/89 Ralf Brown ralf@cs.cmu.edu DCA/Intel CAS API
4/89 Ralf Brown ralf@cs.cmu.edu Intel Image Proc Interf
5/89 Robin Walker rdhw@uk.ac.cam.phx multiplex int calls
6/89 Peter Sawatzki FE617@DHAFEU11.BITNET Video7 extended INT 10
7/89 Wes Cowley wes@cup.portal.com SHARE.EXE hooks
Also contributing:
Dan Crocker <enchant@oliveb.ATC.OLIVETTI.COM>, George Smith <gbs@nsc.nsc.com>,
Shalom Krischer <actnyc!srk@uunet.UU.NET>, Greg Pasquariello <moss!picuxa!gp>,
Rich Goldschmidt <rlgvax!golds>, Marty Leisner <Leisner.Henr@Xerox.COM>,
Dave Guggisberg <daveg@cv.hp.com>,Jonathan Story <jspc!Jonathan@uunet.UU.NET>,
Thomas Hundt <hundt@flash.bellcore.com>, Brad Templeton <brad@looking.uucp>,
John Werner <aptr@tut.cc.rochester.edu>, Pete Fales <att!ttrde!pfales>,
David Herron <david@ms.uky.edu>, Otto J. Makela <MAKELA_O%FINJYU.BITNET>,
Risto Lankinen via Markku Savela <msa@clinet.fi>, Darryl Gregorash 1:140/86,
Skule Johansen <S_Johansen%AVH.UNIT.UNINett%NORUNIX.BITNET>,
Everett Kaser <hplabs!hp-pcd!everett>, David Dyck <dcd@tc.fluke.COM>,
Mark Davis <davis@cs.unc.edu>, Sergio Fogel <sergio%TECHUNIX.BITNET>,
James P. Kiely <kiely%lownlab@harvard.harvard.edu>,
W.F. Schroeder <unido!nixpbe!schroeder.pad@uunet.UU.NET>, <zlatuska@UDEL.EDU>,
Russ Nelson <nelson@pear.ecs.clarkson.edu>, Michael Ho <ho@fergvax.unl.edu>,
Ralph Heredia <att!attmail!rheredia>, Nelluri Reddy <reddy@uc.msc.umn.edu>,
Stuart R. Kemp <kemp@umn-cs.cs.umn.edu>, Les Moskowitz 1:261/1055,
Peter Sawatzki <FE617@DHAFEU11.BITNET>
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Information on Tseng/Ahead/Paradise EGA video modes from a list posted by
Dan Kegel 3/87.
Information on the INT 10h functions supported by the EGA BIOS was derived
from the article "Graphic Enhancement" found in the April 1985 _PC Tech
Journal_, pages 58ff., and is marked with the string (EGA). jrh.
Information on functions unique to the Portable PC and the Convertible was
derived from a similar list compiled by David E. Powell, and added by
Ralf Brown 11/14/87.
Information on LIM EMS 3.2 functions was derived from _Advanced_MSDOS_, by
Ray Duncan. Added by Ralf Brown 11/19/87.
Information on LIM EMS 4.0 functions was derived from the transcription of
the specification by Dick Flanagan. Added by Ralf Brown, 11/20/87
Some of the information on MCGA/VGA BIOS calls was derived from _Byte_,
Volume 12 Number 12.
Various and sundry info on which machines support which calls was derived from
the BIOS comparison in _Byte_, Volume 12 Number 12 and added by Ralf Brown,
1/4/88.
COMPAQ DOS 3.31 INT 25/26 from a posting by John Lefor, 1/25/88.
TopView INT 15/AH=12h info from macro definitions by Daniel T. Travison Jr.
Added 3/4/88. Some additional TopView INT 15 info gleaned from "glue" routines
by John Navas.
Quarterdeck's flyer on its overpriced API specs and tools provided sufficient
clues as to functionality to allow figuring out a large number of DESQview
INT 15h calls.
MS Mouse driver calls derived from PC Magazine, Vol 6 #13. Added 3/29/88.
Non-video PS/2 BIOS calls derived from _IBM_ROM_BIOS_ by Ray Duncan.
Added by Ralf Brown, 7/6/88.
EEMS function calls derived from PC Tech Journal, May 1987. Added by Ralf
Brown, 7/11/88.
The list of functions used by Novell NetWare was taken from Novell's
"NetWare Function Call Reference".
PC Mouse information derived from the "PC Mouse Reference Manual version 4.00"
10-Net INT 6Fh information derived from "10-Net Reference Manual version 2.0"
APPC/PC INT 68h information derived from "Advanced Program-to-Program
Communication for the IBM Personal Computer, Programming Guide", second
edition, Dec 1986.
CD-ROM function call information derived from "Microsoft MS-DOS CD-ROM
Extensions Function Requests", dated May 28, 1988. Added by Ralf Brown,
9/19/88.
Novell NetWare function names from a 9/23/88 post by Marc Guyott
<mguyott@mirror.TMC.COM>. Added by Ralf Brown, 9/30/88.
Miscellaneous data structures contributed by Helmut Waelder derived from
descriptions in _MS-DOS_Encyclopedia_.
Additional 10-Net INT 6F info from 10-Net version 3.3.10.
Additional Novell NetWare info from "Advanced NetWare 2.0 Reference".
Three miscellaneous calls from an info package by Dave Williams. I do wish
he'd given this list more credit than
"various text files downloaded from BBS systems - INTERRUP.ARC, BIOSDOS.ZOO,
DOSINFO.ARC, DOSERROR.DOC, DOSTIPS.TXT, etc."
considering that most of his interrupt listing is derived from this one (a
majority of that with only formatting changes), AND he's asking a $15 shareware
registration.
Compaq speed setting calls derived from the Compaq DeskPro 386 Technical
Reference Guide.
TesSeRact RAM-resident API calls derived from the documentation to the
TesSeRact library v1.0, available on BBSs as TESS_10.ARC. Added by Ralf Brown,
11/29/88.
Various extended VGA video modes from PC Tech Journal, Jan 1989. Added by Ralf
Brown, 1/6/89.
HLLAPI functions derived from PC Tech Journal, Jan 1989. Added by Ralf Brown,
1/7/89.
Virtual Control Program Interface functions derived from "Virtual Control
Program Interface, Revision 1.0, December 1987", copyright Phar Lap Software
and Quarterdeck Office Systems. Added by Ralf Brown, 2/21/89.
DOS 4.0 calls submitted by Helmut Waelder are largely derived from _Advanced_
_MSDOS_Programming_, by Ray Duncan, Second Edition.
pcANYWHERE API functions derived from the pcANYWHERE v2.10 User's Guide. 4/7/89
Communicating Applications Specification API derived from "DCA/Intel
Communicating Applications Specification, Version 1.0A", Sep 1988, copyright
Digital Communications Associates, Inc and Intel Corp. Added by Ralf Brown,
4/18/89. Available on Intel's BBS at 503-645-6275.
Image Processing Interface API derived from "Intel Image Processing Interface
Specification, Version 1.0", copyright 1989 Intel Corp. Added by Ralf Brown,
4/19/89. Available on Intel's BBS at 503-645-6275.
More TesSeRact RAM-resident API calls derived from the documentation to the
TesSeRact library v1.1. Added by Ralf Brown, 4/30/89.
CD-ROM 2.10 function calls derived from "Microsoft MS-DOS CD-ROM Extensions
Function Requests Specification, 29 March 1989". Added by Ralf Brown, 6/2/89.
Video7 VGA extended INT 10 calls derived from Video Seven VGA Technical
Reference Manual, dated 6/30/88.
Additional video modes gleaned from configuration file for FRACTINT v8.0.
Added by Ralf Brown, 6/26/89.
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Key to system abbreviations
(unless otherwise indicated, a function is available on all systems)
PC IBM PC
XT IBM PC XT
PORT IBM PC Portable (uses same BIOS as XT)
Jr IBM PCjr
AT IBM PC AT
XT2 IBM PC XT 2
XT286 IBM PC XT/286
CONV IBM Convertible
PS IBM PS/2, any model
PS30 IBM PS/2 Model 30 and below
PS50+ IBM PS/2 Models 50,60,70,80
CGA Color Graphics Adapter
EGA Enhanced Graphics Adapter
VGA Video Graphics Array
MCGA Multi-Color Graphics Array
TopView TopView/DESQview/TaskView/OmniView/other compatibles
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To keep the lawyers happy:
Microsoft, MS, MS DOS, OS/2 are trademarks of Microsoft Corp.
IBM, PC, PCjr, PC/XT, PC/AT, XT/286, PS/2, TopView are trademarks of IBM Corp.
Compaq is a registered trademark of Compaq Corp.
Turbo C and Turbo Pascal are registered trademarks of Borland International
Tandy 1000 is a registered trademark of Tandy Corp.
DESQview is a trademark of Quarterdeck Office Systems
TaskView and OmniView are trademarks of Sunny Hill Software
10-Net is a trademark of Fox Research, Inc.
Mouse Systems is a trademark of Mouse Systems Corp.
NetWare is a trademark of Novell, Inc.
TesSeRact is a trademark of the TesSeRact Development Team.
PC Tools is a trademark of Central Point Software, Inc.
Various other names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective
companies
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What they're saying about this list:
"A cornucopia of descriptions of interrupt and function calls on the
IBM PC. A great thing to have on your hard disk if you don't have
a Ray Duncan or Peter Norton book handy."
_Turbo_Technix_, July/August 1988, p. 157.
[and that was about the 1/30/88 version, which is about one-third the size of
the current version....]
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If you know of any information not in the list, or which is stated incorrectly,
please let me know! This list would be a pale shadow of its current self if it
weren't for everybody's input.
Software developers are encouraged to check the list before assigning
interrupts, and to provide me with a list of interrupt calls used (to help
prevent future interrupt conflicts).
Ralf Brown
Address e-mail to:
ARPA: ralf@cs.cmu.edu \
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BIT: ralf%cs.cmu.edu@cmuccvb /
FIDO: Ralf Brown 1:129/46 (new address!)
or post a message to the DR_DEBUG echo
Snail mail:
Ralf Brown
School of Computer Science
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
(please enclose a SASE or e-mail address if you want a speedy reply)
I reply to all submissions and inquiries. If you do not receive a reply within
a reasonable time, send your message again, giving a better return path (on
UUCP, a bang path starting at harvard or ucbvax; elsewhere, a path starting
from the ARPAnet).