I am interested in writing various TSR (Terminate and stay
resident) programs, but the only thing I managed to do so far
was write a message that stayed on the screen forever using
interrupt 0x1c. When I tried to put the SAME interrupt in
0x10, the computer started putting 'I's all over the screen.
Does anyone have help on the subject???
Omri
/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\~~~/\/\/\/\/\
\   __                   / \  |-}        :-)       \ /   _ _   /
/  /  \          _   `   \ /  Life is a joke!!!    / \   * *   \
\  |  |  /\/\  |/ \  |   / \           - Myself    \ /    |    /
/  \__/  |  |  |     |   \ /  :->                  / \  \___/  \

 \/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/___\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/ \/\/\/\/\/

Some DOS C compilers help you with this by letting you declare the handler
function with the "interrupt" keyword and other TSR switches.

Otherwise it's an assembly job.  Check int 25H, 35H, 27H, and DOS function
call 31H.

                                        Lloyd Kremer
                                        Hilton Systems, Inc.