Re: Hardware Interrupts

[sk <noname@myob.com>]

andrew@carroll-tech.net:

 >> If you are still determined to go into never-never land,
 >> you need to look at Ada's machine code insertions.
 >
 > Links?  References?

Sorry, no. The Gnat manual has a section in it concerning
inline assembly.

As "tmoran" states, "Ralf Brown" is a good resource.

<shameless plug>
Another resource of course would be my translation of
Frank Cornelis's Edu-OS into Ada. However, a misplaced
"mke2fs" two falls ago (2002) totally destroyed that
effort ... but I do have an Ada bootable from GRUB which
you might find useful.

"www.ktc.com/~sknipe/" follow the links to get the
BOOT packages.
</shameless plug>

PS. As mentioned above,  I trashed a lot of (admittedly
terrible) coding of the EduOs-Ada-CINA. Would someone
who downloaded it the time be willing to get copies back
to me ? I believe the BOOT code is a far better example,
but I would like to have some of the original CINA effort.

Thanks,

Simon

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