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Article #1741Re: Brief and Code Blue
From: PLEZ
Date: Tue, 25 Apr 1989 16:01
Date: Tue, 25 Apr 1989 16:01
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As I recall, Brief does some pretty heavy messing around with the PC's
interrupts. Code Blue cannot emulate the hardware interrupts exactly,
so programs like Brief have a hard time running. There
is no CB setting that will help, but there IS a Brief flag that will
help. I don't remember exactly what it is, but it might be -k.
Essentially, it tells Brief that you're using a computer
with a non-IBM-standard keyboard, so Brief is a little nicer to the
hardware. I got an older version of it running pretty well, although
I vaguely remember some problem with Brief trashing the floppy disk
driver. It wasn't a problem if you were running from the hard disk.
It was, however, a lot slower than I would have liked.
Hope this helps!
Dan Pleasant
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