From Jcurtis@VERT to ALL on Tue Jun 24 20:27:48 2025
By trial and error I discovered EMM calls enable interrupts. This can
cause havoc in a TSR where you need interrupts disabled. Finding these
bugs is not easy. My TSR enables interrupts part of the time, so I do
EMM calls there. Here's an example with comments.
void
next_irq (void)
{
int x;
next:
x = next (); /* service IRQs with */
enable (); /* interrupts enabled */
# ifndef noemm /* EMM call enables interrupts, do */
emm_get_page_map (e1); /* not do it before enable () above */ # endif
if (x) {
service_com_irqs (x);
} else
service_ticktock ();
# ifndef noemm
emm_set_page_map (e1);
# endif
disable ();
if (x)
mask_irq (NO, x);
if (iq[iz])
goto next;
}
* SLMR 2.1a *
* SLMR 2.1a *
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