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From: creps@silver.bacs.indiana.edu (Steve Creps)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Book On PC Interrupt Codes Wanted
Message-ID: <2175@silver.bacs.indiana.edu>
Date: 29 Aug 88 15:50:57 GMT
References: <1140@agora.UUCP>
Reply-To: creps@silver.UUCP (Steve Creps)
Organization: The Yankee Horde
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In article <1140@agora.UUCP> john@agora.UUCP (John Cavanaugh) writes:
>  Howdy.  I am looking for a book that shows all of the interupt codes
>for the PC.  I want stuff like what interrupts do what, what has to be in
>the registers for things to happen, etc.

   If you want a book, Peter Norton's _Programmer's Guide to the IBM PC_
lists most of the interrupts (all the documented ones, I think), although
I'm no longer very impressed with the book. (Examples in BASIC, come on!)
It's pretty decent from a purely reference point-of-view though.
   A more complete list, although less verbose, is periodically posted to
this group. I haven't seen it here for quite a while, so maybe the person
keeping this list will post an updated version soon (just an observation;
not a request).
   Barring that, you might try anonymous ftp to simtel20.arpa, in
PD1:<MSDOS.SOMETHING-OR-OTHER>INTERRUP.ARC. I think I saw it there too.
   Hope this helps.

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