From: jmcc AT m5 DOT vi DOT ri DOT cmu DOT edu (Jason Mcmullan)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Trapping IOport accesses under DJGPP
Date: 18 Dec 1996 15:34:03 GMT
Organization: Carnegie-Mellon University, School of Computer Science
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  Hi there! I was wondering if anyone knew the what the best way is
to trap ioport accesses from a running DJGPP program, ie:

  1) Lock out all video I/O ports and memory addresses 
  2) call int86 for a video BIOS call
  3)   on each I/O access, catch the trap,
       unlock the port, perform the access,
       re-lock the port, and scribble down
       (in memory) what happened
  4) after the int86 call completes, 
     dump all the I/O accesses to a file 


  (I'm working on an automated system to create Linux GGI
   video drivers from card BIOSes, and this seems like the 
   best way to do so)


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Jason McMullan - Research Programmer, Robotics Institute, CMU

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