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Subject: Interrupts (was:High level language "fools"(was:Stellar 7 re-release))
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In article <2496@unsvax.NEVADA.EDU> alfter@uns-helios.nevada.edu (SCOTT ALFTER) writes:
>Only four interrupt drivers are supported, though; when you no longer
>need a particular daemon, DEALLOC_INTERRUPT will get rid of it for
>you.

	What are the interrupts available on the //? I guess a better
way to say that is what causes the interrupts which you can create vectors
for?

>More comprehensive information is in _Beneath_Apple_ProDOS_.
>
BTW, note that this example is for 8-bit IIs as well as the GS; I
figure this information would be of more interest than GS-specific
info.  Besides, I don't have a GS and couldn't help you with interrupt
questions on that machine.
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