From: Ludvig Larsson <ludvig AT club-internet DOT fr>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: Multi tasking? More
Date: Thu, 22 Apr 1999 00:08:35 +0200
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Hi!

I asked a similar Q a couple of
weeks ago, but I got some problems with
my internetconnection, and when I came back,
there were only one answer left, with not so
mych info in it.

I asked how to do a sort of multithreading
(inside one program) without discoperations,
could be done with an interrupt that switches
(and saves) current program pointers, no?

Like, an interrupt that points to a "scheduler"
that every time hooked up, saves the old program pointer
and loads the next one...

I guess that discoperations would blow things, and keyboard
funcs too, but maybe special open,close,readkey functions
could lock the multithreading(as in W95?)?

Can this be easily done? And does someone have a small codesnippet
that could help me?

Very pleased to get some help:)

Ludvig Larsson