Catching DOS interrupt 24H (critical error handler)

[Nick Mason]

In article <622 at dsacg1.UUCP> nts0699 at dsacg1.UUCP (Gene McManus) writes:
>From article <336 at sunset.MATH.UCLA.EDU>, by tony at joshua.math.ucla.edu:
>> I've been trying to use the intdosx() function in MSC 5.1 but after 
>> numerous system hang-ups I've decided to ask for help.


Well, its very simple with MSC 5.1.  Turn to page 348 in the Run-Time
reference Manual and observe the _harderr function.  It installs your
function that you write as the new INT24 routine.

You should also look at _dos_setvec.  These have saved me a lot of time.


(What? You mean you haven't read the manuals?!? |-) )


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