jpw@anuck.UUCP (j.p.walsh) (01/19/89)
I am interested in writing some TSR utility routines using Microsoft C
(Version 4.0). Can anyone point me to some literature on how to do it,
or E-mail some info?
Thanks in advance.
John Walsh {usenet: att!angate!anuxh!jpw -or- ARPA: walsh@inmet.inmet.com}hornbeck@ucrmath.EDU (Matthew Hornbeck) (01/19/89)
HELP!! My boss has recently asked me to try to turn an existing EXEcutable program into a TSR. I only have the EXE file to deal with (i.e. no source), but the program appears to be fairly well behaved. I have written a VERY simple TSR before and have experience decoding EXE files, but this seems a little beyond me. Is it possible to do this or is my boss crazy? If possible, any hints on how to do this? Is there any existing software that will do this for me? Please send responses to me, and I'll try to post a summary. Many thanks, Matthew Hornbeck hornbeck@ucrmath.UCR.EDU
mdlong@ihlpa.ATT.COM (Long) (01/22/89)
In article <1406@anuck.UUCP> jpw@anuck.UUCP (j.p.walsh) writes: >I am interested in writing some TSR utility routines using Microsoft C >(Version 4.0). Can anyone point me to some literature on how to do it, >or E-mail some info? > >Thanks in advance. > >John Walsh {usenet: att!angate!anuxh!jpw -or- ARPA: walsh@inmet.inmet.com} I just picked up a book today that seems to fit your needs ... Title: C Power User's Guide Pub: Osborne/McGraw-Hill Author: Herbert Schildt ISBN: 0-07-881307-7 M. David Long AT&T Bell Laboratories Naperville, IL UUCP: att!ihlpa!mdlong Internet: mdlong@ihlpa.att.com
cramer@optilink.UUCP (Clayton Cramer) (01/24/89)
In article <1406@anuck.UUCP>, jpw@anuck.UUCP (j.p.walsh) writes: > I am interested in writing some TSR utility routines using Microsoft C > (Version 4.0). Can anyone point me to some literature on how to do it, > or E-mail some info? > > Thanks in advance. > > John Walsh {usenet: att!angate!anuxh!jpw -or- ARPA: walsh@inmet.inmet.com} September(?) 1988 Microsoft Systems Journal has an article about writing TSRs in Microsoft C. -- Clayton E. Cramer {pyramid,pixar,tekbspa}!optilink!cramer Disclaimer? You must be kidding! No company would hold opinions like mine!
treed@dasys1.UUCP (Timothy Reed) (01/30/89)
I understand that TESS-C.ARC is a S/W or PD library of TSR routines for C, and is available on Compu$lave or your local BBS. Timothy Reed ..!uunet!dasys1!treed -- NAME : Timothy Reed FONE : 718-797-4634 UUCP : ..!cmcl2!phri!dasys1!treed || ..!uunet!dasys1!treed MAIL : 300 Union St^MBkyn, NY^M11231