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From: jb10320@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Jawaid Bazyar)
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Subject: Re: Heartbeat Blues
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Date: 29 Nov 89 08:34:20 GMT
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   It's strange answering my own question.  It seems a routine called earlier
did a very naughty thing, i.e. SEI.  

   But I still have one question: what does the debugger need interrupts
turned on for? I realize that if I'd been smart I would have looked at the
debugger P-reg display for interrupt information, but it seems silly for the
debugger to force interrupts on.  What if, for instance, there are some
interrupt handlers installed that absolutely should NOT run? Perhaps it's
fixed in a newer version... (I'm still using all the Beta software)

   Oh well. No one ever said interrupts were going to be any fun. 8^)

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jawaid bazyar    jb10320@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu  Junior/Computer Engineering UIUC

         Beneath the noble birth, between the proudest words, 
                behind the beauty, Cracks appear
         Once, with hands held high, they sang out to the sky
		Why do their shadows bow in fear?