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- From: west@xi.uleth.ca (Greg West)
- Subject: abort, retry, fail ...
- Message-ID: <west.722532317@honte>
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- Organization: University of Lethbridge
- Date: 23 Nov 92 15:25:17 GMT
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- I am using Borland C++ (Using the C part of the compiler). I am doing some
- data logging with the machine as well as controlling. I am writing to floppy
- disk but if there is a failure in writing to floppy the entire program halts.
- Most C functions just return a failure on failure rather than stopping the
- program. How do I write an interrupt handler to accomplish this. If anyone
- knows some good books on this subject ... or has some code fragments of how to
- do this then please forward this information to me at:
- west@alpha.uleth.ca
- Thankyou in advance for the information.
-
- Greg West
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