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From: GREYELF@WPI.BITNET
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Subject: interrupts
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Date: 4 Apr 89 04:50:41 GMT
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I've heard from one user who says the clock and Iclock programs don't
like an unenhanced IIe.  This could be because  interrupts on a
IIe (unenhanced only) wipe a certain page zero memory location.

Anybody know why calls to the Applesoft Graphics routines don't like
being called from an interrupt driver?  I vaguely remember something
about page 3 locations used by graphics routines.

Anyway, if you have an unenhanced IIe, and you want to try clock
Iclock, or Daemon, write protect your disks just in  case.

An errant interrupt driver is a difficult beast to kill

--
Michael J Pender Jr  Box 1942 c/o W.P.I.        I wrote SHELL and Daemon,
greyelf@wpi.bitnet   100 Institute Rd.          send bug reports, suggestions,
greyelf@wpi.wpi.com  Worcester, Ma 01609        checks to me.

People keep asking me if Shell or Daemon are compatible with the IIc, IIe.
YES, I wrote them on my Laser 128.  I mean, what would be the challenge to
multitasking on a IIgs?  I'll start writing dedicated gs programs when
somebody sends me one in the mail.