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From: nbladt@aut.UUCP (Norbert Bladt)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.programmer
Subject: Re: Int 10H Function 13H - How Do I access BP from C ?
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Date: 24 Oct 90 13:00:16 GMT
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trier@klah.INS.CWRU.Edu (Stephen C. Trier) writes:

>In article <1990Oct19.202013.28397@nada.kth.se> d87-vik@dront.nada.kth.se (Ville K{rkk{inen) writes:
>>Now I wonder, is there a way to set the BP from C, or do I have to write a
[story about setting BP deleted]

>>it.(Which if I'm not wrong requires an update to MSC 6.0)
Right w.r.t. the update !

>Use the functions int86 or int86x.  With these, you load your registers
Right !

[more text how to use int86 deleted].

>A C compiler that can't link to assembly is pretty poor.  MS-C can certainly
>do it from version 4.0 on; I imagine it's been supported since version 1.0.
You missed the point !
Inline assembly indeed requries MS-C 6.0 (and MASM or TASM I would guess).
I once saw a program named MASM.EXE which just called TASM with some additional
parameters, so you really don't need MASM.

But, try it with the int86 or int86x, first.

Norbert Bladt.
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