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Article #2Re: Fixed point multiplication on 386
From: Frank Klemm
Date: Tue, 27 Oct 1992 13:15
Date: Tue, 27 Oct 1992 13:15
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|> If you are in a multi-tasking
|> system, the kernel may not save and restore the high 16-bits of
|> the registers. In this case you should disable interrupts during
|> the multiplication.)
There are existing OS crashing the CPU registers??? This is not an OS
but a disease. Do you know such OS. On MSDOS I haven't any problems with
32 bit code.
Frank
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