> I've written a simple DOS2 program which does some memory management and
> loads some files ( not important really) but now i'm able to interrupt
> the program with CTRL-STOP.
>
> Is it possible to intercept this key combination WITHOUT making use of
> changing the intterupt routines at adres &H
Sure I can. I have to look it up tonight though when I am at home...
> Hmm.. no not really, i'm using memman 2.41 (this way i can be compatible
with dos1
> & dos2 without worrying about implementing the right memory routines) can
you give
> me an example of such an routine ?
>
> Antal
>
Hi,
I am guessing here that you are familiar with the Dos2 function calls since
you use its memory management. Take a look at the 'define abort exit routine
(63h)'. With this function you can define an abort routine which handles
disc errors but als ctrl-c...
Hope this helps...
Rainier Maas
> H
Hmm.. no not really, i'm using memman 2.41 (this way i can be compatible with dos1
& dos2 without worrying about implementing the right memory routines) can you give
me an example of such an routine ?
Antal
Rainier Maas wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am guessing here that you are familiar with the Dos2 fun
Hi,
I've written a simple DOS2 program which does some memory management and
loads some files ( not important really) but now i'm able to interrupt
the program with CTRL-STOP.
Is it possible to intercept this key combination WITHOUT making use of
changing the intterupt routines at adres &H38. (
