From: Animesh Karna <karna AT pobox DOT upenn DOT edu>
Posted-Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 20:59:07 EST
Subject: Interrupt Handlers (again) and GO32
To: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 20:59:07 EST


My impression is that, if I want to write an interrupt handler routine for
use in a DJGPP program, one method is to write it as a real-mode handler
(using, say, Borland C++) and add it to GO32.  Can anyone give me some
pointers as to . . . well . . . how?  I know how to write an interrupt
handler for real mode, but I'm not sure about where to add it to GO32's
source, what to watch for, and all that.

This next question goes off the deep end, I know . . . Is it possible
using the above method (or, heck, any method) for my interrupt handler to
call a protected mode routine written using DJGPP (or even GAS)?

Thanks!

(Yes, I know, this is YAHDIDIH msg -- that is, "Yet Another How Do I Do
Interrupt Handlers")