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>I badly need help with my NETBIOS-Project. As I am using a
>multi-tasking-environment, i'd like to send messages when the
>netbios-calls with "no wait"-option return from operation.
>Normally you fill the NCB_POST - Variable in your NCB-BLOCK
>with the address of your interrupt-handler. My thought was to
>let my interrupt-handler send a message. Unfortunately nothing
>happens. The Problem seems to be the proc-address. Do I have to
>use MakeFarProc ? (If so, which hInstance...) Is there an aprop.
>DPMI-Routine ? (If so, which ?)

I haven't use NetBIOS with Windows but OS/2, where NCB_POST doesn't
contain an interrupt handler but a system semaphore handle. You're
right, according various documentation NCB_POST contains an interrupt
handler in Windows.

What might cause your problem is the interrupt handler itself. At least
in OS/2 you are not allowed to call any system functios (alt least a very
limited amount) during your stay in the interrupt handler. What
you're doing is sending a message that for sure is a system call.
Try to set up a flag during the NetBIOS interrupt and check the flag
afterwars when your' re not in interrupt any more.

Hope this helps.

	Jaakko


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