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MSC appears to have the interrupt keyword for functions as well, and will take
the various register values as parameters.  I would like to know if this is
the way to deal with the "hooks" that you can set up with INT 33h (function
14h, or thereabouts).  That is, can I set up a function which will be called
if, say, mouse button one is pressed.  My understanding of the interrupt
keyword is that a special prologue and epilogue is created which saves all of
the registers (and restores them) and uses IRET rather than RET to return.
What I don't know is what the mouse driver expects the user interrupt routine
to do.

Barry