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to: Cory Hill
from: David Noon
date: 1994-10-23 12:51:04
subject: Giving up slices

On Thursday, 1994-10-20  Cory Hill wrote to All about "Giving up
slices" as follows:

CH> Does anyone have any source (preferably Pascal, but ASM or C that
CH> I can  compile to an OBJ and link in Pascal is fine) to make a DOS
CH> application give  up time slices under OS/2 2.1?

Hi Cory,

Try something like:

     PROCEDURE YieldTimeSlice;
          VAR regs  : REGLIST;
     BEGIN
          regs.AX = #1680;
          intrp(#2F,regs,regs)
     END;

Note that I am assuming you are using IBM Pascal/2 to prepare a DOS
application. I am, perhaps, unique among the Pascal programmers in
this echo in that I do not own a copy of Borland or Turbo Pascal, so I
do not know if this will work with a Borland compiler or not. [Fact
is, I wrote this code just now, so I am not absolutely certain it will
work at all. ... :-) ]

You might also need a TSR like SLICE or TAME to answer the interrupt
in a VDM.

Also, I am not sure whether this question belongs in this echo or the
OS2DOS echo.

Regards

Dave

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