On 10/20/07, sunil_h_v <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am trying to perform disk operations, file operations, like creating > files, deleting them, getting and setting attributes etc etc.
I don't see why you need to deal with interrupts for doing this, atleast not if you have an OS below. > Is there a specific method to make use of interrupts in C ? Not really. As previously stated it depends on your environment. If you would be writing bare code that would be running without an OS it would be dependent on the hardware. Since you mention Turbo C and Bloodshed I assume that you are developing for Windows and then you would be registering interrupt handlers with the OS. The Wikipedia article on interrupts have two links that probably won't be useful for handling IRQs on a wintendo but I recommend that you read them anyway: http://www.sltf.com/articles/pein/pein9505.htm http://www.evilbitz.com/2006/12/08/interrupts-and-interrupt-controllers Best regards, Jan
