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The x86 Interrupt List
aka "Ralf Brown's Interrupt List", "RBIL"
The interrupt list is a comprehensive listing of interrupt calls, I/O
ports, memory locations, far-call interfaces, and more for IBM PCs
and compatible machines, both documented and undocumented. Nearly
eight megabytes of information in ASCII text files!
System Requirements: a computer which can extract ZIP files and
display plain vanilla ASCII text files. Some of the enclosed
utilities are slightly pickier :-).
The following links point at the most current version of the x86/
MS-DOS Interrupt List (Release 61, 16jul00). In Microsoft Internet
Explorer, right-click on the link and select Save Target As; in
Firefox, right-click on the link and select Save Link As; in Lynx,
select Download while highlighting one of the links;
* Interrupt List, Part A (360k)
* Interrupt List, Part B (364k)
* Interrupt List, Part C (515k)
* Interrupt List, Part D (729k)
* Interrupt List, Part E (272k) -- utility programs
* Interrupt List, Part F (517k) -- hypertext conversion
* FAQ.LST -- the file I left out of INTER61 (1.3k)
* DVINT -- DESQview-specific excerpt (Rel43, 06nov94, 106k)
* RBpci v1.19 (125k) -- PCI device info program 10jan99
[[Note that people have found many creative ways of mis-spelling
"interrupt", such as: interups, interrups, innterupt, interupts,
interuppt, intterupt, interapt, interup, inturpt, interupt (the most
common), inturrupt, and intrupt.]]
Contributed files
The following interrupt list-related files have been contributed by
others:
* RBILVIEW v2.1 (367k, 05apr99) Win95/98 list viewer
+ The author wants feedback, so tell him what you like/dislike
if you download this file....
Some people have reported trouble retrieving files from the above; if
so, try old-fashioned FTP to get the interrupt list.
A number of people have converted some or all of the interrupt list
files into HTML format, for example Marc Perkel and DJ Delorie. Note
that the HTML conversions will often lag behind the current release.
Please do not send me mail about any problems with the above Web
sites, as I have no control over them.
The interrupt list has been [ Selected by PC Webopaedia ]
Open-Source Projects
CMU-EBMT
The main object of my research since 1995, CMU-EBMT is a complete
end-to-end example-based machine translation system, including word
alignment, training, and parameter tuning. Feed it some parallel text
to generate a translator.
Hosted on SourceForge as project "cmu-ebmt".
ZipRec
A ZIP-archive recovery program which also supports gzip files and
zlib streams compressed with the DEFLATE algorithm. In addition to
the usual capabilities of listing the members of a corrupted archive
and extracting intact member files, ZipRec can also perform a partial
recovery of corrupted members. For partially-recovered text files, it
can additionally perform language-based reconstruction to infer a
majority of the bytes which were not actually present in the
uncorrupted part of the compressed data.
Hosted on SourceForge as project "ziprec".
LA-Strings
A language-aware replacement for the standard Unix strings(1)
utility, LA-Strings knows about dozens of character encodings and can
be trained to identify the language of each string extracted, using
an initial rough identification to determine which character encoding
to extract. The current release comes with models for over 800
languages in over 2600 language/encoding pairs.
Hosted on SourceForge as project "la-strings".
CanvasLMS.py
A Python library wrapping the API for the Canvas LMS system, allowing
you to retrieve rosters, update grades, compute class statistics,
etc.
Hosted on GitHub as project "canvaslms".
WordClus
A C++ program to find clusters of similar words in text.
Hosted on GitHub as project "wordclus".
Programming Libraries
SPAWNO
A swapping replacement for the C runtime library's spawn..()
functions. Swaps the program to disk, EMS, XMS, or raw extended
memory, leaving less than 300 bytes in memory while the child program
executes. [Download version 4.13] (12/12/92). This archive also
includes a swapping replacement for the Turbo Pascal Exec() function.
System Requirements: Compatible 16-bit C compiler (known to work with
Turbo/Borland C and MS C v6/7), or Turbo Pascal.
AMISLIB
A function library to write self-highloading, removable TSRs in
assembler. The TSRs automatically avoid conflicts and can be unloaded
in any order (provided no non-AMIS TSR has hooked interrupts
afterwards). You may download AMISLIB version 0.92 (117k), or just
the AMIS v3.5 specification to which the TSRs created with AMISLIB
conform.
System Requirements: DOS 2.0+, MASM-compatible assembler.
DV-GLUE
A function library to take advantage of the DESQview API (as well as
portions of the QEMM private API). Includes complete source code,
mainly in assembler, as well as precompiled libraries in all six
major memory models. Freeware. Click to download version 1.72 (374k).
System Requirements: DESQview v2.0+ and a compatible compiler (Turbo
C, MS C, probably other 16-bit compilers).
Applications
RBcomm
A small, fast, DESQview-aware terminal program with VT100/VT52/ANSI
and AVATAR emulations, seamless Zmodem downloads, keyboard macros,
scrollback, etc. Runs in only 64K. [Download version 3.46] (1/29/95).
System Requirements: MS/PC DOS 2.0 or higher, 64K available RAM,
IBM-compatible serial port, MDA/HGC/CGA/EGA/VGA/+. File transfers
require an external program such as PDZM or DSZ.
RBPCI
This package contains PCICFG, a program to display lots of
information about the PCI-bus devices inside a computer. All
device-specific data is stored in editable text files for ease of
updates (submissions welcome!). [Download version 1.19] (125k,
10jan99). Check back here regularly for updates to the vendor/device
ID list.
System Requirements: a computer with a PCI expansion bus.
* PCICFG.DAT (199k) - PCI Vendor/Device info 29dec02
* ADD-ON Detailed description file for Intel 440LX PCI Host
DVdevload
A program for loading device drivers inside of DESQview windows.
While DESQview v2.40+ includes an equivalent program, DVdevload uses
much less memory, and includes a special small TSR to work around an
incompatibility between device loaders and the 4DOS/NDOS shells
running inside DESQview windows. [Download version 1.2] (11k).
System Requirements: DESQview 2.0 or higher.
DVPtame
A program for modifying the DESQview program information files
(*.DVP) to limit the number of times a program may poll the keyboard
for keystrokes before DESQview takes away its CPU time. Download
DVPTAME here (3.2k).
System Requirements: DESQview v1.0+.
RBdualVGA
A set of programs for using two color SuperVGA cards in one PC. You
can download the beta version 0.9 (19K). Includes a TSR for swapping
between displays and blanking both screens when the system is not
being used. By popular demand, the source code (52k) is now available
as well (but it ain't pretty yet :-).
System Requirements: A PCI-bus computer with two PCI-bus VGA cards
installed.
RBkeyswap
A small TSR to swap the CapsLock and Left Control keys, as well as
the Esc and backquote/tilde keys. Uses only 64 bytes in a UMB.
RBKEYSWP.ZIP is just 4K to download.
System Requirements: DOS 2.0+
RBspeed
Set the speed of an Intel Neptune motherboard chipset from the
command line. Click to download RBSPEED1 now (6K).
System Requirements: Computer with an Intel Neptune chipset; may also
work on Intel Saturn chipsets.
Obsolete Programs
SPTURBO
A simple IDE for using Borland's Turbo compilers from Borland's
Sprint word processor. Click to download SPTURBO now (10K).
DVKPOLL
DVKPOLL is a small shared program to limit the number of keyboard
polls a program may make under DESQview.
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Programs Written by Others
Various EEL code for Epsilon.
VT100-related text files, as well as a VT100-compatibility checker.
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