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Subject:	Re: resident service providers
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On Fri, 21 Feb 2014 11:39:39 -0500, Louis Santillan <lpsantil AT gmail DOT com>  
wrote:

> Does djgpptsr not give what you need? <
>

Yes and no.  Yes, that may help me.  No, this was for assembly,
not for C.  Sorry, I mentioned that in a different thread.

Yes, one would think that 'djgpptsr' was all that is needed ...
  (Or, it's equivalent in assembly.)

So, that likely means I have an error in the assembly for the
PM TSR somewhere.

Thanks for reminding me of that TSR.  I might be able to use a
modified version of the DJGPP C TSR code to help me test.


Rod Pemberton

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