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From: wei@princeton.UUCP (P Wei)
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Subject: How does the inline() work in TURBO PASCAL ?
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Date: Thu, 21-Nov-85 21:17:09 EST
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In my previous post, I mistyped inline($b8/$01/$cd/$7e); instead of
the correct inline($b8/>$01/$cd/$7e); .
The machine was just stuck still forever (needing reboot) after running
the program. (interrupt 7eh was installed resident)
Because in that interrupt routine , I need to get the parameters passed
by the main program in stack(turbo's). Therefore I want to make sure the
concept stated in the last posting is right.
Am I wrong about the inline() statement ? I assume it is a statement informing
the complier and does nothing on the stack (it doesn't push its "argument" onto
the stack---i.e. the first code executing at run time is $B8).
Am I right????
HP Wei   (wei@princeton)