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From: jerry@jvdsys.nextjk.stuyts.nl (Jerry van Dijk)
Subject: Re: Interrupt Calls
Date: 1997/11/11
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In article <01bcee03$8908d020$cd3663c3@default> thepalmers@lineone.net writes:

>      here is an interesting example of how to use INT 21, as it make use
>of  GNAT's ability to call C programs easily.
>
>N.B. We use Windows 95.

Sorry, you might be running your program in a Windows command shell,
but you cannot possibly be using the NT compiler.

In fact, you are using the GNAT DOS compiler as shown by:

>   type Dpmi_Regs is

where have I seen this before... :-)

>#include <dos.h>

There is no such header in the GNAT 3.10p1 for NT distribution.

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