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00:15:16  <Tomaz> RES vs SREGS vs some *REGS i dont know about?

00:15:35  <TrueBrain> sorry, dont know them :S

01:05:47  <TrueBrain> owh, yeah, you had a question pending :D sorry, got caught up in a game of WoW :P

01:05:53  <TrueBrain> int386, calls an interrupt

01:06:03  <TrueBrain> next 2 params are register-in and register-out

01:06:45  <TrueBrain> basically, it loads in all register-in values, calls the interrupt, and sets the new values in register-out

01:07:19  <TrueBrain> over time you get some extensions to it .. int386x for example

01:07:42  <TrueBrain> register-in should be REGS

01:08:12  <TrueBrain> and it depends on your platform how big it is ..

01:09:00  <TrueBrain> di, si, bp, flags, bx, dx, cx, ax, flags (16bit) .. so that makes ...

01:09:08  <TrueBrain> 8 * 4 + 2 = 34 bytes

01:09:15  <TrueBrain> on a 32bit system

01:09:42  <TrueBrain> so I dont really know where you get 22bytes from, nor 10 bytes :P

01:09:48  <TrueBrain> if REGS is only 10 bytes, somethig is a bit weird ...

01:10:21  <TrueBrain> unless you go for 16bit ... but I believe that instruction didnt exist then ..

01:10:38  <TrueBrain> introduced in 80386

01:10:52  <TrueBrain> it is a DOS specific thingy btw ..

01:12:04  <TrueBrain> if this above doesn't help, maybe you can show the code snippet?

01:12:50  <TrueBrain> Tomaz: and this line in case you work, like me, with highlights on IRC, and otherwise dont read the channel :D

01:16:53  <TrueBrain> right, off to bed for me; good luck :)

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06:34:10  <Tomaz> i can show it once i get back home

08:13:09  <Tomaz> i reread the code, and i was wrong

08:13:36  <Tomaz> SREGS is 8 bytes, REGS is 16, and the code wants "something" that is 28 bytes

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18:42:50  <glx> hello

20:18:57  <Xaroth|Work> o/

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