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From:	DHGW39B AT prodigy DOT com (Eric Domazlicky)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: fsdb graphic debugging problem
Date:	7 Jul 1996 03:44:35 GMT
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>You should know that all the V2 debuggers disallow hooking hardware
>interrupts, so if your program goes into a loop waiting for one, it 
will
>never see one.  You can get the source to the debuggers and modify
>dbgcom.c to do what you think needs to be done.  I never completed the
>toggling of the HW interrupts.
That would definetly explain my problems....thanks for the info, 
hopefully someday someone will be able to fix this, a bit too heavy for 
me. But I really thought it strange that the debugger didn't do this 
because I saw in the code where it actually did replace interrupt 9 every 
time the program swapped out, it seems to me this would fix the problem 
but obviously it didn't can you shed some light on why it wouldn't?

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