Re: TSRs in Structured Code?

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From: Shelby Stewman
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 23:53

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TSRs can be programmed in any language which supports them or has direct
interrupt access. Well, almost any. A good book for TSR programming
would be Undocumented DOS (chapter five, I believe). This gives examples
in C and assembler. You can also code it in Turbo Pascal with relative
ease. But, like with anything, assembler is faster running and sometimes
makes programming easier. Also, you might want to look at the Tesseract
library of TSR programming available on wuarchive.wustl.edu
(/mirrors/msdos/sysutl). Numerous libraries exist for C and quite a few
for Turbo Pascal. I am not sure about Prolog, Lisp, Modulo-2, or other
languages. As for the specifics of TSR programming, ask someone more
knowledgeable. 

        -- Shannon F. Stewman
        18-dec-1992
        Please excuse my grammar.

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