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Help - Turbo Vision and interrupts

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From: Richard Cullen
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 1995 14:04
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This posting relates to interrupts within Turbo Vision. I seem to recall 
a posting to the Turbo Vision group about 1 year ago referring to this 
problem. If anyone can remember it, I'd appreciate some feedback (EMail 
preferred).

Turbo Vision turns interrupts off and on at a couple of 
places. I seem to  recall that it doesn't turn them back on 
every time or can leave them turned off for a little too 
long. I hooked a scope up to my PC yesterday and noticed that 
the interrupt jitter increases if my ISR is called from 
within my TV program compared to running it stand-alone. 

Is there anything I should be aware of here and is there 
anything I can do? I have the run-time library source code, 
so I can modify it if necessary.

Thanks for your help,
Richard 

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Richard C A Cullen                  |  Postgraduate Student
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Subject: Help - Turbo Vision and interrupts
Date: 26 Oct 1995 14:04:41 GMT
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