ביום שלישי, 20 באפריל 2004, 22:09, נכתב על ידי Arkady V.Belousov:
> No. Unfortunately, DOS itself calls INT28 too rarely (only when it
> waits onput to fill input keyboard buffer), so you should use other doors.
> Ie., for example, you should trap INT21 and, if happen some event (handler
> fro
Hi!
20-Апр-2004 18:28 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Diego Iastrubni) wrote to
[EMAIL PROTECTED], "Arkady V.Belousov"
>> Because DOS is not reenterable (you can't call most DOS function from
>> inside TSR, when TSR gets control at time of DOS working), you should check
>> when DOS is in idle state (see
ביום רביעי, 14 באפריל 2004, 23:44, נכתב על ידי Arkady V.Belousov:
> Hi!
> Because DOS is not reenterable (you can't call most DOS function from
> inside TSR, when TSR gets control at time of DOS working), you should check
> when DOS is in idle state (see INT28 description).
>
> Also, ther
Hi!
14-Апр-2004 23:24 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Diego Iastrubni) wrote to
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DI> I need to write a program which periodically saves the screen contents into
DI> a file. What I have done is trapping int $1C, and every 30 secs, run a 2nd
DI> procedure which opens a file and saves $B800:000
Hi all!
I need to write a program which periodically saves the screen contents into a
file. What I have done is trapping int $1C, and every 30 secs, run a 2nd
procedure which opens a file and saves $B800: to it. The problem is (that
I am stupid and forgot to pushf before calling the origina
