Category : BASIC Source Code
Archive   : TIMING2.ZIP
Filename : QB.BI

 
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'***
' QB.BI - Assembly Support Include File
'
' Copyright 1987 Microsoft Corporation
'
' Purpose:
' This include file defines the types and gives the DECLARE
' statements for the assembly language routines ABSOLUTE,
' INTERRUPT, INTERRUPTX, INT86OLD, and INT86XOLD.
'
'***************************************************************************
'
' Define the type needed for INTERRUPT
'
TYPE RegType
ax AS INTEGER
bx AS INTEGER
cx AS INTEGER
dx AS INTEGER
bp AS INTEGER
si AS INTEGER
di AS INTEGER
flags AS INTEGER
END TYPE
'
' Define the type needed for INTERUPTX
'
TYPE RegTypeX
ax AS INTEGER
bx AS INTEGER
cx AS INTEGER
dx AS INTEGER
bp AS INTEGER
si AS INTEGER
di AS INTEGER
flags AS INTEGER
ds AS INTEGER
es AS INTEGER
END TYPE
'
' DECLARE statements for the 5 routines
' -------------------------------------
'
' Generate a software interrupt, loading all but the segment registers
'
DECLARE SUB INTERRUPT (intnum AS INTEGER,inreg AS RegType,outreg AS RegType)
'
' Generate a software interrupt, loading all registers
'
DECLARE SUB INTERRUPTX (intnum AS INTEGER,inreg AS RegTypeX, outreg AS RegTypeX)
'
' Call a routine at an absolute address.
' NOTE: If the routine called takes parameters, then they will have to
' be added to this declare statement before the parameter given.
'
DECLARE SUB ABSOLUTE (address AS INTEGER)
'
' Generate a software interrupt, loading all but the segment registers
' (old version)
'
DECLARE SUB INT86OLD (intnum AS INTEGER,_
inarray(1) AS INTEGER,_
outarray(1) AS INTEGER)
'
' Gemerate a software interrupt, loading all the registers
' (old version)
'
DECLARE SUB INT86XOLD (intnum AS INTEGER,_
inarray(1) AS INTEGER,_
outarray(1) AS INTEGER)
'


  3 Responses to “Category : BASIC Source Code
Archive   : TIMING2.ZIP
Filename : QB.BI

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