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comp.os.msdos.programmer FAQ diff 3 of 4

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From: Stan Brown
Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 15:54
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Please see part 1 for explanations.

- 12>Last-modified: 25 June 1992
+ 12>Last-modified: 19 July 1992

+ 20>            Copyright (C) 1992  Stan Brown, Oak Road Systems

-113>    only DOS (as far as I know) uses the backslash in directory paths.
+115>    only DOS (and Atari ST/TT running TOS, I'm told) uses the backslash
+116>    in directory paths.

+300>    A third approach is to bypass DOS functions entirely and use the
+301>    BIOS printer functions at INT 17.  If you also fprintf(stdprn,...)
+302>    in the same program, you'll need to use fflush( ) to synchronize
+303>    fprintf( )'s buffered output with the BIOS's unbuffered.

-493>    doesn't, you can use INT 21 function 4D (get return code).
+500>    doesn't, you can use INT 21 function 4D (get return code).  By the
+501>    way, this will tell you the child's exit code and the manner of its
+502>    ending (normal, Ctrl-C, critical error, or TSR).

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Stan Brown, Oak Road Systems                      brown@Ncoast.ORG
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