"Bother," said Pooh to Robin Sheppard about TSR code.

RS>   I don't know anything about writing TSRs myself, but I want to
RS>   figure it  out- and so I will.  :>  What compiler do you use?
RS>   You'll want to have  inline assembler support, or at least be able
RS>   to link in assembler code,  although you could use int86() and
RS>   similar functions. 

I'm using the Borland 4.52 compiler.  It'll do inline assembly and I'm 
sure it'll link assembly in as long as the obj files are in the right 
format.  I'd love to figure it out, but have yet to find any properly 
documented code.  Also, the code I do have uses getvector() and 
setvector() functions with different parameters than what Borland 
uses...

RS>   I'll try and find that code snippet, and see if I can figure it
RS>   out  (it's not very well documented), and post it here.  You also

Would be most interesting....

RS>   might want  to grab a copy of Ralf Brown's interrupt list, if you
RS>   haven't already.   I've found that to be one of _the_ most useful
RS>   texts there is, if you  want to do really low-level stuff.

Is it something your could ship this way?

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