From: imedia AT interlynx DOT net (Michael Dykman)
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Subject: Re: Interrupt chaining
Date: Wed, 18 Sep 96 13:35:04 GMT
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Nope.  You must put the chain back as you found it before your program exits 
or huge black winged creatures will descend on on you and devour your brains.

        Michael Dykman
        Internet Media Marketing
        imedia AT interlynx DOT net

In article <51l3mv$8hh AT usenet DOT srv DOT cis DOT pitt DOT edu>, selcuk AT econ5 DOT econ DOT pitt DOT edu 
(Selcuk Ozturk) wrote:
>I am wondering if the chained interrupt handlers (via 
>go32_dpmi_chain_protected_mode_interrupt_vector) are unchained
>automatically when the program exits.
>
>Selcuk