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Interrupt, InterruptX Routines
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CALL Interrupt (interruptnum%, inregs, outregs)
CALL InterruptX (interruptnum%, inregs, outregs)
■ interruptnum% A DOS interrupt number between 0 and 255, inclusive.
■ inregs The register values before the interrupt is
performed; inregs is declared as type RegType (for
Interrupt) or type RegTypeX (for InterruptX). See
Details.
■ outregs The register values after the interrupt is
performed; outregs is declared as type RegType (for
Interrupt) or type RegTypeX (for InterruptX). See
Details.
■ The Interrupt and InterruptX routines are not available in OS/2
protected mode.