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From: newton@ils.nwu.edu (David Newton)
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Subject: Serial Interrupt Vectors/TSR/ISRs
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Date: 30 Oct 90 19:22:24 GMT
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   Hate to be dumb, but, apparently having lost a number of reference notes
and stuff in a move, I'd like to know the following:

   How do you do a ISR on an ST (i.e. replacing the serial interrupt 
handler for AUX:)?  What trap does this?  (I assume/vaguely recall it was
a trap anyway)
   What vector is currently used for the RS232 receive/transmit interrupts?
Or how do I get it?

   Obviously, I'm doing some serial stuff, but I'm way lost for some
reason, probably lack of time and info.  And don't tell me to buy ST
internals, I have no money.

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