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- INTS will show you the contents of the zero-page interrupt vectors on a
- PC or clone. It will print a list of the interrupt numbers, with the
- associated segment:offset addresses. If the vector contains a zero, that
- interrupt will not be displayed. If it is non-zero, the first location
- of the interrupt service routine is examined, and if it is an IRET (interrupt
- return) instruction, then "--> IRET" is printed next to the address.
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- All values are printed in hexadecimal.
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- The most common use of this routine is to determine which interrupts a TSR
- is stealing. To do this, run ints with and without the TSR loaded, directing
- output into files, then compare the two files.
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- Glancing thru the code now, I see some things that might be redundant, but
- it works, so I'm not going to fix it.
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- Constructive comments are welcome.
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- Steve Conklin {uunet,ihnp4}!ingr!tesla!steve
- Intergraph Corp.
- Huntsville, AL 35807
- (205) 772-6888
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- Relax, Don't worry, Have a homebrew.
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