From: J DOT J DOT vanderHeijden AT student DOT utwente DOT nl (J.J. van der Heijden)
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Subject: Re: GNU Pascal: var p : ^void; How do I access the memory!
Date: Tue, 14 Jan 1997 11:56:16 GMT
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On 13 Jan 1997 19:07:30 GMT, peter AT agnes DOT dida DOT physik DOT uni-essen DOT de
(Peter Gerwinski) wrote:

>You are trying to do direct memory access, this is not so trivial
>in protected mode.  Jan-Jaap van der Heijden wrote the following to
>the GNU Pascal mailing list:
>
>8< -- v Jan-Jaap v ---------------------------------------------------------
>

[example code deleted].

>
>8< -- ^ Jan-Jaap ^ ---------------------------------------------------------
>
>> If anyone knows of any documentation or books, that would also be very
>> helpful!
>

The little program I deleted from this message was actually heavily
inspired by a sample from "PC Intern" by Michael Tischer -- ISBN
1-55755-145-6.
Although this is not a Turbo Pascal book, it comes with all example
code in both Turbo Pascal and C, and I find it very usefull when I
want to do lowlevel stuff.

JanJaap

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