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On Thu, 30 Aug 90 09:36:59 LCL Stelios Fragakis said:

>On SC24-5284-0 (CMS Macros and Functios References) page 73, note 7 says:
>
>7.  It is your responsibility to issue a HNDEXT CLR in the application that
>    issued a HNDEXT SET,address. Under certain environments, no
>    cleanup is performed by DMSINT after the execution of the program.
>
For instance, when you terminate the programm using 'HX'. On our computer
the interrupt-handling routine is in this case still active (but we have
an early release of VM/SP, may be not 100% compatible with the IBM-Original).


>My question  is whats the "certain"  enviroment mentioned above. I  want to be
>able to keep the  HNDEXT active for a while (say 4  minutes) after the program
>has terminated. Any danger on that ?
>
It depends on what you will do in this 4 minutes or where the interrupt-
handling routine was loaded. If it was nearby address x'20000', than better
do nothing (no xedit, no call of user-programs). If it is a nucleus extention,
it should work (if the extention was not dropped).

                                              Bye  Lutz

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