On (14 Mar 97), Kurt Wismer wrote to Kevin Barrow...
 -=> Mocking Kevin to Ian <=-
 KW>   (Mock, mOck, moCk, mocK)
 IM> All the function calls are documented by Dave Williams and Ralf Brown.
 IM> I've got a tutorial written -- just need to find it! I'll probably be
 IM> uploading it to JamesV, but I'll put you on the list to send you a
 IM> copy, if you like. Send me your home phone number. (Or whatever.)
 KB> Yes, I know this, however I was not refering to tutorials or interupts
 KB> I was looking for some code, so that I could take it into peices and
 KB> learn on my own,
 KW> why pick it into peices when the interrupt list provides the peices
 KW> for you...
 KW> example - pick a name, any name... then move the appropriate values
 KW> into the appropriate registers to use the open file interrupt (the
 KW> interrupt list tells you which registers need which values), then call
 KW> the
 KW> interrupt...
 KW> repeat for reading from files, writing to files and closing files...
no, What I mean, Is I want a program that uses the interuptz to open/
write/read the filez, What I want is to be able to "read" the source
and learn how to do it, the way other ppl do it, IE I learn best by
example, as most ppl, Thanx for your time
Kevin R. Barrow
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