On Mon, Mar 07, 2011 at 07:23:36AM -0500, erik quanstrom wrote: > > > in /dev/realmode, you write a struct Ureg (from /386/include/ureg.h) > > (in x86 machine byte order?) containing the register contents and the > > interrupt number of the bios call you want to make. > > yes. you should use libmach to do this dirty work. > Erik, what have you got in mind? Philosophically, you are perfectly correct, but the implementation would seem like overkill to me. Maybe a libmach function to build the registers from user-mode values, but surely not additional complexities in /dev/realmode to set registers, shall we say, from user-mode text values?
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