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> EDIT: Apparently calling SWI &31 would give you the location, allowing direct access What gives you that impression? INT 31h is how you make a DPMI call in
by duskwuff 3y ago
> EDIT: Apparently calling SWI &31 would give you the location, allowing direct access
What gives you that impression?
INT 31h is how you make a DPMI call in an x86 PC BIOS system, but that's entirely specific to those systems. There's no equivalent on ARM.
- b800h 3y agoMy mistake - I was reading the RISC OS documentation and assumed that SWI &31 in RISC OS (not x86) was a hardware interrupt call and not something specific to RISC OS itself - apologies, middle of the night, brain fog!