Using mice with C w/o machine language

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From: Gene E. Johannsen
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 1990 21:50

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	As we all know, in order to have the computer do something when a
mouse button is pressed, a vector has to be set up by using an interrupt.  This 
vector has to be in the es:dx registers when this interrupt is called.  How in a
C program can I make these registers point to a C routine?

gene@uokmax.ecn.uoknor.edu

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Subject: Using mice with C w/o machine language
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