Path: utzoo!censor!geac!aeshq!jim
From: jim@aeshq.UUCP (jim)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Interrupts
Keywords: Help finding, using...
Message-ID: <299@aeshq.UUCP>
Date: 11 Oct 89 13:40:29 GMT
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I am looking for the most current interrupt list available.  I know it is
out there, and I know it is big, so if you have it and are willing to send
it my way, could you drop me a line?

Also, I see that the interrupt list is updated by sending out a diff.  In
order to apply this diff to to your list I believe you need a program called
patch.  Could someone send me this too?

Still further, I am just learning interrupts and would be eternally grateful
for any examples people could supply me.  In particular I would like to know
how to detect any key or combination of keys pressed on the keyboard; but
any example would do nicely.  (I use Turbo-C, but am willing to learn assembler
for the IBM - any suggestions on reading material? assemblers? (I believe
Turbo-C comes with an assembler, but I have never used it)).

Thanks,
       (and Eternally grateful - Now that's inspiration!!)

     Jim Roberts

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