Mail Archives: djgpp/1995/06/09/15:43:39
Charles Sandmann (sandmann AT praline DOT no DOT NeoSoft DOT com) wrote:
: > I want to be able to access an arbitrary chunk of memory.. [grin, to those of
: > you who know why] placed at 13meg, linear, 1 meg long.
: >
: > How can I (a) either find the selector which points to the GDT, or (b) go
: > about defining a selector which points to the arb memory in question?
: Get the DPMI spec, run under DPMI. It provides services to do this, and
: this is the way it will need to be done under V2. If you don't have a
: DPMI provider around, get CWSDPMI from ftp.neosoft.com:/pub/users/s/sandmann
Actually, I'm glad someone told me about adding 0xe0000000 to the offset to
be able to access any random address.. This works just fine!
: Remember GO32 disappears very soon, it's a dead product, don't program for
: it's quirks!
Why? The version I'm using right now, 1.13m4, I think, does everything I need
it to do.. So what if the later versions don't do what I'm doing now, I'll
just stay with this one. Its only if this version doesn't support an
important function that I'll consider moving to another one..
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