Subject: none
Date:      Wed, 09 Mar 1994 22:31:33 GMT
From: "Enrique Riego Seisdedos" <ers AT taric DOT es>
To: "DJ GPP"                  <djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu>

Mouse handler & kbhit

I have coded a mouse handler that stores mouse events (ala X Windows)
in a queue using  '_go32_dpmi_allocate_real_mode_callback_retf'.

My test program polls the mouse queue waiting for an event, and display it.
Also the keyboard is examined to exit the program with a keystroke.

All is OK when I do not check the keyboard or when the keyboard polling is
done using 'kbhit'.

If I use 'bioskey' or my own '__waitingkey' function (in fact the same
that bioskey) the program always hangs the machine sometimes saying that
interrupt 0x0d or 0x2f is not supported.

Any idea?



-- 
Enrique Riego
ers AT taric DOT es