> I've written a simple DOS2 program which does some memory management and
> loads some files ( not important really) but now i'm able to interrupt
> the program with CTRL-STOP.
>
> Is it possible to intercept this key combination WITHOUT making use of
> changing the intterupt routines at adres &H38. ( if i do this then ALL
> keyboard routines can be intercepted)
> I thought a 1 at adres &HFBB1 should do the trick but this doesnn't work
> !
Well the easiest solution is to not use Dos routines for input/output. The
rest of the Dos2 routines do not check for CTRL-STOP, and it's definately
not checked on the interrupt (I think the interrupt is the same as in
Basic)...
By the way, I think in Dos1 environment the behaviour is the same.
And ofcourse, as mentioned before, you can also use the Dos2 error handling
but I have absolutely NO experience with those (since in case of small
utility routines I don't care about people who press CTRL-STOP and larger
programs don't use the BDos for console access).
~Grauw
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