Saluton,
On 7/6/11, Henrique Peron hpe...@terra.com.br wrote:
Em 05/07/2011 18:25, Rugxulo escreveu:
Honestly, I very rarely use only Latin-3 (913), so please don't waste
500 hours on my account! ;-) It's very low priority.
My friend, it is always a pleasure. I do hope that end-users
We (well, at least I) have a severe dilemma going on here.
int 15.4f is supposed to be called from the BIOS from the INT 09
handler, and NOBODY else.
I've done some more research regarding this, and it is never stated anywhere
that this function can ONLY be called from the INT 09 handler.
Hi Bret,
int 15.4f is supposed to be called from the BIOS from the INT 09
handler, and NOBODY else.
I've done some more research regarding this, and it is never stated
anywhere that this function can ONLY be called from the INT 09
handler. That is merely an assumption on your part. As
I disagree here. You would only need reentrant handling if it could
happen that int 15.4f is called while int 15.4f already is busy.
This is unlikely for two reasons ...
Agreed: Unlikely, but absolutely not impossible. Drivers should be designed to
handle even unlikely events without
Hi
I don't know much (anything) about unicode but,
Right-to-left might be hard to do (I guess?), but technically as long
as they can see and enter what they want, I'm sure they can get used
to left-to-right.
Excuse me? How can anyone type the arabic, syriac or hebrew abjads from
left to
