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In <13786@icarus> Rick Reitmaier writes:
>    Hi,
>
>    A question about device drivers under OS/2.
>
>    I'm currently trying to program a device driver in
> C (no assembler for me, thanks).  I've been able to figure
> out most things, except for access to the request packet's
> address.  How do I get the pointer to the packet from ES:BX
> (physical device driver reference p3-5) while in my strategy
> routine?
>

Somewhere, you're going to have to code some assembly to access the registers
like ES:BX and the ones for calling Device Help routines.  If you using a C
compiler that supports it, e.g. MS-C V6, you can use inline assembly.
Otherwise you're going to have to code some MASM routines and link them with
your C code.