LZ: RE: Multiple interrupts
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LZ: RE: Multiple interrupts
Don't use graph memory. A lot of people graph stuff in class, and many
programs and games, both BASIC and ASM, use the graph mem. More ASM may use
graph mem than you realize because they just set the redraw bit, and when the
user graphs something, all the garbage is cleared and the graph is redrawn
without the user even realizing it was used.
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-----Original Message-----
From: owner-list-zshell@lists.ticalc.org On Behalf Of Michael Wyman
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 1997 11:03 AM
To: List-ZShell
Subject: LZ: Multiple interrupts
In the time I'm not working on CShell, I have started to (slowly) work on
an interrupt handler to allow up to four programs to use interrupts at
one time. It will use the graph memory for the table and the handler.
I have a question for people who use graph memory to store data during
their programs... How much of graph mem do you use?
I will probably not actually make my own application for the routine, but
will probably just release the source in case anybody else wants to use it...
~Michael
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