chapman@ducvax.auburn.edu (George Chapman) (08/02/90)
I am desparately seeking a list of interrupts on the IBM - I wish to
write some programs which will alter the defaults sound effects
of the PC (such as an annoying error tone type beep) and I need a list of
interrupts to do so...If anyone has such a list I would appreciate them
sending it to me via E-Mail - thanks!
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\|-----------------------------------------|/ramana@rama.esd.sgi.com (ramana vakkalagadda) (02/27/91)
Any information on a couple of these questions will be appreciated: 1. Is there any formal procedure to reserve interrupts (0-255) to be used in an application ? (eg. 67 for EMM services etc ) 2. Is there a list of interrupt numbers that are publicly used and known ? Thanks. ramana PS. If there is enough interest, I am willing to post the responses. -- Ramana Vakkalagadda ramana@sgi.com -----------------------------------