• Braden MacDonald (10/10) May 30 2004 Hi Everyone,
• Braden MacDonald (7/15) Jun 01 2004 See the example at: http://osdev.neopages.net/tutorials/interrupts.3.php
• Walter (2/2) Jun 03 2004 I'll check it out. In the meantime, you can just use db's to put in the
• Braden MacDonald (3/15) Jun 24 2004

Braden MacDonald <bradenm_k shaw.ca> writes:

Hi Everyone, 
 I'm having some trouble getting an IDT loaded into the processor.
I though 
that the lidt instruction took a pointer (e.g. 32-bits), but dmd only
compiles 
my code if I pass it a 64-bit argument. What is this argument supposed
to be? 
 
 Thanks a lot. 
  Braden 

Braden MacDonald <bradenm_k shaw.ca> writes:

See the example at: http://osdev.neopages.net/tutorials/interrupts.3.php
(Scroll down to the bottom). Here, NASM takes a pointer to a 6-byte
structure for its lidt instruction. I don't see why D asks for an 8 byte
parameter.

Braden MacDonald wrote:
 Hi Everyone,
  I'm having some trouble getting an IDT loaded into the processor.
 I thought that the lidt instruction took a pointer (e.g. 32-bits), but 
 dmd only compiles my code if I pass it a 64-bit argument. What is this
 argument supposed  to be?
  
  Thanks a lot.
   Braden

--
Braden MacDonald

"Walter" <newshound digitalmars.com> writes:

I'll check it out. In the meantime, you can just use db's to put in the
right bits for the instruction you want.

Braden MacDonald <bradenm_k shaw.ca> writes:

In article <c9mp8b$1vlp$2 digitaldaemon.com>, Walter says... 
 Braden says...
 Hi Everyone,  
 I'm having some trouble getting an IDT loaded into the processor. 
 I thought that the "lidt" instruction took a pointer (e.g. 32-bits), 
 but dmd only compiles my code if I pass it a 64-bit argument. 
 What is this argument supposed to be?  
  
 Thanks a lot.  
  Braden  

 
I'll check it out. In the meantime, you can just use db's to put in the 
right bits for the instruction you want. 

 
 Any updates on this?  If not, how do db's using D inline assembler?