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Well, kbhit() just checks a register somewhere, it does NOT wait for
the key to be hit.  (You obviously know this...)  Basically, I assume
that OS/2 doesn't detect this to be idle because you're just checking
a memory location, as near as it can tell...  (unless you want it to
have hard-coded memory locations for things such as keyboard buffer in
the idle-testing code).  When you call the interrupt to wait for a
key, this TELLS it what you are doing, explicitly.  You should be
doing it that way, anyway.  

These are all guesses of mine, but I am pretty sure it's how it works.
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