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In article <FDXXVB2w165w@hale.cts.com> jkorty@hale.cts.com (Jon Korty) writes:
>jminto@desire.wright.edu writes:
>> Hello.  Would anyone out there happen to know where I might be able to find
>> a complete memory map of bios and dos(or windows).
>> looking for the location of hi-res memory locale.  If no one is aware of 
>> these, would anyone know of a routine that could refresh the hi-res 
>> screen rapidly that I might be able to use?
>> 
>> If any one has any little bit of advice it would be appreciated greatly.
>> 
>> Jason Minto.
>> 
>> 
>
>Yeah, there's a book on dos and bios interrupts, I think it'll give you 
>the info you're looking for (the price is $60 so I've not been able to 
>add it to my library, but I've paged thru it in the library at school)
>the name of the book is:
>PC system programming by Michael Tischer Publisher is ABACUS, ISBN 
>1-55755-036-0, 
>it has some floppies with it, hope this helps :-)

The 1992 version of this book is titled "PC Intern, System Programming"
by Michael Tischer, ABACUS, ISBN 1-55755-145-6.  The price is still
$60 US.

Bob Nichols
AT&T Bell Laboratories
rnichols@ihlpm.ih.att.com