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'''DISCLAIMER:''' This sample code is for your information only. Do not attempt to use this code on your equipment without first inspecting the source code and making sure it does what you want. This code is supplied as is without warranty or liability of any kind. | '''DISCLAIMER:''' This sample code is for your information only. Do not attempt to use this code on your equipment without first inspecting the source code and making sure it does what you want. This code is supplied as is without warranty or liability of any kind. | ||
'''32-BIT IOPL HELPER DRIVER''' | '''32-BIT IOPL HELPER DRIVER''' | ||
==I/O at WARP 13- Engage!== | ==I/O at WARP 13 - Engage!== | ||
* [[Breaking the Warp 9 I/O Barrier: A Faster FASTIO]] [https://web.archive.org/web/19990202011734/http://avenger.mri.psu.edu/warpio.html] [[Alger Pike]] and [[Holger Veit]]. | * [[Breaking the Warp 9 I/O Barrier: A Faster FASTIO]] [https://web.archive.org/web/19990202011734/http://avenger.mri.psu.edu/warpio.html] [[Alger Pike]] and [[Holger Veit]]. | ||
** Note this code requires the Watcom C/C++ compiler v 10 and above to compile correctly. You also need the DevHlp library availible from the OS2page one page back. Note this library has been written for use with Watcom, it takes advantage of register calling conventions. As a result other devhelp libs from other sources will not work correctly. | |||
** Note this code requires the Watcom | |||
[[Category:Driver Articles]] | [[Category:Driver Articles]] | ||
Revision as of 01:56, 5 September 2016
Application Code with IOPL
DISCLAIMER: This sample code is for your information only. Do not attempt to use this code on your equipment without first inspecting the source code and making sure it does what you want. This code is supplied as is without warranty or liability of any kind.
32-BIT IOPL HELPER DRIVER
I/O at WARP 13 - Engage!
- Note this code requires the Watcom C/C++ compiler v 10 and above to compile correctly. You also need the DevHlp library availible from the OS2page one page back. Note this library has been written for use with Watcom, it takes advantage of register calling conventions. As a result other devhelp libs from other sources will not work correctly.