larry@garfield.UUCP (02/11/87)
I need to have a graphics program that I wrote callable by an interupt and as such I need to make the program memory resident. Has anyone out there successfully done this? And once the program is resident were you able to malloc more memory, or do you need to know how much you want before hand? The graphics program is compiled by Microsoft C v3.0 The purpose of this is to let a Turbo Pascal program call the graphics program, let the graphics program have full control of everything, then have the graphics program return to the Turbo Pascal till the Pascal calls it again (via generating an interupt). Any help appreciated. Larry Bouzane larry@garfield.mun.cdn {seismo, ihnp4, cbosgd}!garfield!larry.uucp larry%garfield.mun.cdn@ubc.csnet larry%garfield.uucp@seismo.css.gov