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Article #5351Re: Turbo Pascal I/O
From: swillett%amber.Berkeley.EDU
Date: Wed, 15 Oct 1986 02:12
Date: Wed, 15 Oct 1986 02:12
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Perhaps I have an idea what is wrong. Turbo uses BIOS calls for I/O instead of BDOS calls, thereby bypassing the waiting SUBMIT input. You can change this by writing your own procedure using Turbo's BDos procedure and changing the appropriate pointer (probably ConInPtr) to point to your procedure. This may be done, I THINK, by using something like ConInPtr := ptr(addr(yourproc)). Read the Turbo 3.0 manual section on I/O drivers on page 272. All of this comes to me because I once saw an example somewhere but oculd not put my finger on it Try playing around.
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