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Hi all

I need to implement interrupt functioality like Int86() in C, In VB

I have an idea. What about precompiled assembly language use using

"CallWindowProc" .

I am not clear what situating this "CallWindowProc" is used.Thougth the help

for the function is avilable in MSDN i want to what is input and where the

output comes?how to acess the output registers/values?,Situating where this

function can be used?.

So dynamically create optcode for the interrupt function and use

CallWindowProc get return value?

What tools are required to create assembly (note: i am not a master in

assembly language)?. How to get the optcode?

Pl. explain with example? It would be great halp.

Regards,

D.Sn.

"D.Sn" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Hi all
>
> I need to implement interrupt functioality like Int86() in C, In VB
> I have an idea. What about precompiled assembly language use using
> "CallWindowProc" .
> I am not clear what situating this "CallWindowProc" is used.Thougth the
help
> for the function is avilable in MSDN i want to what is input and where the
> output comes?how to acess the output registers/values?,Situating where
this
> function can be used?.
>
> So dynamically create optcode for the interrupt function and use
> CallWindowProc get return value?
> What tools are required to create assembly (note: i am not a master in
> assembly language)?. How to get the optcode?
> Pl. explain with example? It would be great halp.

"D.Sn" -

It kind of worries me that you are asking what tools are required for
assembly, and how to use it. You may be better off writing a C DLL, and
exporting functions which can be called from VB. You also might be way off
track - are you sure that what you want to do requires calling interrupts?
There may be another way.

But all I know, you might be a genius who thrives on "challenges". Get a
book on assembly code, and download "Microsoft Macro Assembler", which I
believe is still free on the microsoft download site. This should get you
started. Allow a month or two to get used to it.

As for CallWindowProc() - that function is for use with subclassing windows.
so it isn't ideal. However, you can use it to indirectly call a machine
code routine embedded into your VB code as a Byte array.

----------------

Sub MachineCode(ByVal lParam1 As Long, ByVal lParam2 As Long, ByVal lParam3
As Long, ByVal lParam4 As Long)
Dim abytCode(1 To 64) As Byte

' Load the machine code instructions into this array.
abytCode(1) = 10
abytCode(2) = 1
...
abytCode(n-1) = <ret> ' Ensure this is the code for ret.
abytCode(n) = 3 ' Just in case.

CallWindowProc VarPtr(abytCode(1)), lParam1, lParam2, ByVal lParam3,
ByVal lParam4

End Sub

----------------

This gives you a maximum of four integers on the stack that you can use in
your machine code routine. Naturally, you can stick pointers to UDTs on the
stack, if necessary.

--
Mark Bertenshaw
Kingston upon Thames
UK

Please post only to relevant NG's.

Willy.

"D.Sn" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Hi all
>
> I need to implement interrupt functioality like Int86() in C, In VB
>
> I have an idea. What about precompiled assembly language use using
>
> "CallWindowProc" .
>
> I am not clear what situating this "CallWindowProc" is used.Thougth the
help
>
> for the function is avilable in MSDN i want to what is input and where the
>
> output comes?how to acess the output registers/values?,Situating where
this
>
> function can be used?.
>
> So dynamically create optcode for the interrupt function and use
>
> CallWindowProc get return value?
>
> What tools are required to create assembly (note: i am not a master in
>
> assembly language)?. How to get the optcode?
>
> Pl. explain with example? It would be great halp.
>
> Regards,
>
> D.Sn.
>
>