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i'm begineer in writing TSR so anyone can help me with code, list of
related sites and anymore

On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 04:13:29 -0500, "deluxo" <>
wrote in comp.lang.c:

> i'm begineer in writing TSR so anyone can help me with code, list of
> related sites and anymore

There is no such thing as a 'TSR' defined by the C language.

The only think I can think of using that acronym was a "Terminate and
Stay Resident" program under obsolete operating system MS-DOS. You
cannot write such a program in standard C, you must use at least some
non-portable platform-specific extensions.

In any case, this is off-topic here, where we only discuss the
standard language and not extensions for particular operating systems.

You should try news:comp.os.msdos.programmer if you want help on
MS-DOS specific things like this.

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"Jack Klein" <> wrote > On Sun, 13 Nov 2005
04:13:29 -0500, "deluxo" <>
> wrote in comp.lang.c:
>
>> i'm begineer in writing TSR so anyone can help me with code, list of
>> related sites and anymore
>
> There is no such thing as a 'TSR' defined by the C language.
>
> The only think I can think of using that acronym was a "Terminate and
> Stay Resident" program under obsolete operating system MS-DOS. You
> cannot write such a program in standard C, you must use at least some
> non-portable platform-specific extensions.
>
It's also the name of a role-playing company.
Computer programming and roleplaying games always go very well together, for
some reason.
The OP is very lucky to have a job with such a company.

"Malcolm" <> wrote in message
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> It's also the name of a role-playing company.

Not any more. They got bought out in 1997 and the trademarks have since
expired.

- Bill