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Mark Turner wrote:
> 
> Under Turbo C 3.1 I could just 'asm int 10' and everything would be fine,
> How do I
> manage the same operation with GNU?

probably the easiest way out is to use either int86() or __dpmi_int();
just instantiate 
union REGS, fill in the appropriate register values, and do it. The
latter call is more
flexible, but you can read about it. just enter 'info libc a __dpmi_int'
at the DOS prompt.