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From:	jes AT presto DOT med DOT upenn DOT edu (Joe Smith)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: Timer interrupts
Date:	07 Feb 1996 11:26:30 -0500
Organization:	University of Pennsylvania
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In article <DMC480 DOT HAq AT farpoint DOT newimage DOT com> rhk AT farpoint DOT newimage DOT com (Ray Kelm) writes:
> ...
> Try DJGPP 2.0, it works much better for interrupts. 
> ...

I'd like to try and move some Pascal stuff that runs off a timer
interrupt, but I'm rather confused by the many different approaches to
doing PM interrupt handling, some of which work well and others just
'work'.  Can you recommend a good, straightforward (code) example that
uses v2.0 and works well?

<Joe-- 
 Joe Smith
 University of Pennsylvania                   jes AT presto DOT med DOT upenn DOT edu
 Department of Physiology
 Philadelphia, PA 19104

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