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PF> I have not tried this yet, but I was recently told this:
PF> while (__WD_Present) {
PF> DosSleep (10000);
PF> }
I don't understand what this code is supposed to do, or if it's related to
disabling a breakpoint. Currently, I have defined a breakpoint as:
#if defined(__WATCOMC__) && defined(DBUG)
extern void BREAKPOINT(void);
#pragma aux BREAKPOINT = \
"int 03h"
#else
#define BREAKPOINT()
#endif
If the __WD_Present is just a defined int, then I don't see that I need a
DosSleep for anything; I just need to do a compare in the inline and branch
around the interrupt call. What was the DosSleep supposed to do?
Jeff
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