int _is_remote_drive(int drv);
Given the drive number in drv (A: = 0, B: = 1, etc.), this function returns non-zero if the drive is treated by DOS as a remote (networked) drive, or zero otherwise. It does so by calling subfunction 09h of the DOS IOCTL function (interrupt 21h, AX=4409h) and looking at bit 12 of the device attribute word returned in the DX register.
Note that DOS treats CD-ROM drives as remote.
Zero for local drives, non-zero for remote and CD-ROM drives.
not ANSI, not POSIX
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