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Date: Fri, 17 Feb 1995 09:08:48 EST
From: "Steve Salter (519) 452-4447" <SALTERS AT AM DOT FANSHAWEC DOT ON DOT CA>
Subject: Re: interrupt handlers
To: "A.Appleyard" <A DOT APPLEYARD AT fs2 DOT mt DOT umist DOT ac DOT uk>,
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> (A book of interrupt info that I have says that on a PCjr `AH=5, int 0x16'
> instead means `change keyboard layout language'. What is a PCjr and how
common
> are they? This incompatibility between makes of PC threatens to be slightly
> disastrous to me.)

Wow, I don't normally think of myself as old, but the PCjr came and went a long
time ago...

Think underpowered PC (and I mean PC as in 8088 with floppies).  I am sure
others have more historical details, but they can't (couldn't) run djgpp
anyway, so it's no problem for you.

Steve Salter
Programmer, Fanshawe College
London, ON Canada
salters AT admin DOT fanshawec DOT on DOT ca