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biosdisk.h would work ... just go into 'C' mode for that ...

i think. ima dos coder, know nuthin of windows coding in c.

vb i know and it dont get close to biosdisk.h

hehehahahaheh

biosdisk (bios.h) was the OLD 'equivelant, i too wanna know if the new extensions are interfaced with a C/C++ library function

is there ANY way to reuse code from another program?

okok suppose that i have source for a program such as fdisk. well FreeFdisk ... i do have it. it's written in c++ me thinks, well at least its...

'tis a tough item i'll admit. seems like it may be a good way to get 'brushed up' on my C again.

If anyone ahs an idea where i may find a library, or some info ...
plz buzz in



:D

watcom is going open source ...


thot id ad that one in ... and btw

the link did work for me

13h extensions is the method of accessing a harddrive larger than
8gb ...

well, what i need to do is determine if 13hextensions is available, and if so use them.

function biosdisk works fine...

is there a library, for djgpp, that can handle interrupt 13h extensions?

or a function built in?

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I know it isn't the same, but try djpp. At least for now until you find tc3.

how bout sumthin like this:

int buffer[3];

main(){

add();
printf("%i, %i, %i:, buffer[1], buffer[2], buffer[3]);

}

how do i pass agruments to a function,
perform math ops on the values,
then return the values ( more than one value :D )

thanx in advance

i bought a copy back when ... would like to find it again ...