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From:	Bill Davidson <bdavidson AT ra DOT isisnet DOT com>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: Assembler
Date:	14 Nov 1995 07:12:17 GMT
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Jeremy William Yackel <jwyackel AT acs DOT ucalgary DOT ca> wrote:
>Is there a assembler command to access a dos interrupt.  Mainly interrupt
>0x10 (Video functions)?

What do you mean by "access" an interrupt? (Incindentally, int 0x10 is a BIOS
interrupt, not a DOS interrupt.)  If you mean "issue" an interrupt, the command
is just INT 10H (Intel format, I guess the AT&T format would be int $0x10).
If you want to intercept an interrupt, you use int 21h function 25h, set
interrupt vector (but first use function 35h get interrupt vector to save the
old one).

>Is there a C function that access interrupts?  (I haven't looked in the 
>docs for those yet).

Yes, lots!  Check the libc docs.

Have fun!
Bill.

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