Re: Is this a way to handle the exception problem?

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From: mknox
Date: Sat, 17 May 1986 03:02

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Why are you trying to call CCP to load the program.  If that is your
only problem, call BDOS.  You will need to set up a BASE page, but
that should be the only extra effort.

By the way, I do not know if you got my previous reply.  If not, here
is a synopsis:  The manual clearly states that TRAP 0 and 1 should
*NOT* be reset on an exit.  If they are, then it is likely a BIOS
problem.  HOWEVER (!) I tried it on a MacIntosh running version 1.2
and it also reset 0 and 1.  Either it is a widespread problem with
BIOS implementors not reading the manual, or it is in the main 
system.

					mknox@ngp.utexas.edu

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