From: Michael Schuster <schuster AT eev DOT e-technik DOT uni-erlangen DOT de>
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Subject: Re: programming a pci A/D Card
Date: Thu, 14 May 1998 06:23:07 GMT
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Gruess Euch!

Am 13.05.98, 17:44:08, schrieb Sven Grundmann 
<grundema AT uni-duesseldorf DOT de> zum Thema programming a pci A/D Card:

> Hi !
> I am a physik studnt in germany trying to programm a pci A/D Card . I
> have source code of a pci lib for the pci controller for 16 Bit BC31 (
> Borland C 3.1 ) . They manage the Problem with Bios interrupts. I just
> ported the first first function of that
> 16 Bit Lib with int86 function in gcc instead of geninterrupt in BC . 
It
> worked very fine but is that the right way .. talking
> to the PCI Card with realmode interrupts ? Or is there another way .
> 
> Does gjgpp switch to realmode with int86 ?
> 
> ok
> tnx for all answers :) GNU  rules !
> 
> Sven Grundmann
I can mail the sources of my interrupthandlers in Djgpp for 16bit ISA 
bus card, if wanted.
Michi