3 Mar
1998
3 Mar
'98
11:25 p.m.
Frank McConnell wrote:
Joe <rigdonj(a)intellistar.net> wrote:
Yeah, the thing is that almost no software for the IBM PC world avoids
that. Certainly nothing I ever wrote ;) Int 8, 9, 10h, 13h, 14h, 16h
are all pretty much automatic, along with direct video access and timer
and interrupt port accesses. Maybe the 6300 can survive all that
though... Just because it had higher resolution capability doesn't mean
standard modes won't be mapped the same as an IBM. I wouldn't know.
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However they are compatable at the DOS level.
Be careful how you use those words. I'd say that about the HP 110 and
150. A program written using MS-DOS services only (vs. direct
hardware access or BIOS services) stands a good chance of running
across both, as well as the IBM PC.