1. Euphoria and TSR's
I think this may have been gone over before, but I'll ask
anyway. I know that Euphoria will atomatically deallocate
memory that it allocates when it runs, but what if the
memory was allocated by a machine language routine which
called the DOS interrupt (#21h I think) and was to use the
interrupt's memory allocation call. If Euphoria wouldn't
know to deallocate that memory, then an assembly language
routine could be stored in that section of memory which could
call DOS to load a Euphoria program upon a certain event.
Wouldn't that essentially be a TSR? If so, does anyone know how to do
the necessary system calls and the routine for loading the
program? Thanks,
- Robert McDougal
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