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for icon-group-addresses; Mon, 30 Oct 2000 08:31:03 -0700 (MST)
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From: "Steve Waldo" <waldos@bitstream.net>
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Subject: Re: ms-dos extensions ?
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The dos functions would have to be compiled into your version of icon. To find
out if your copy has them use
every write(&features)
One of the items in the list would be "MS-DOS extensions". The newest version of
icon for dos does not include this feature. You could try the older copies.
http://www.cs.arizona.edu/icon/ftp/binaries/msdos/
I'm not sure where you would find documentation for the Int86() function, but it
calls the int86x() function, which was supplied with many dos C compilers back
in the ancient days when dos C compilers were still available.
--Steve
"P.A.Caleala" wrote
Hello
I found in one icon program a reference to some ms-dos extensions.
One of the functions INT86(... was used to access the disk
I could not find anything in the documentation which comes with icon
am i wrong ?
Could you tell me, please,
where can i find these ms-dos extensions ?