Re: question about int13 interrupt

What are you doing? There is no hardware interrupt normally found on 13h
except for the floating point processor. Your floating point library will
have a routine to handle it.

"Zhang Huan" <spamtrap@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1130486336.170556.114790@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> hi, i'm writting a int13 interrupt handler, whichi is run in real-mode.
> i dont know whether reentrant is needed to be implemented??
>
> thanks
>


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