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    Kiethnt
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    Dear all, Any body know where can I find the header file "bios.h and "perce.h" in Win 32. Thank for yuor help

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      Dear all, Any body know where can I find the header file "bios.h and "perce.h" in Win 32. Thank for yuor help

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      Hamid Taebi
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      See here[^]


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        Dear all, Any body know where can I find the header file "bios.h and "perce.h" in Win 32. Thank for yuor help

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        John R Shaw
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        I believe that the ‘bios.h’ header was Borlands equivalent of Microsofts C ‘dos.h’ header; although I think other venders provided a header with the same name. The header ‘perce.h’ sounds like a custom header (created by original developer). You need to look at the code to see where bios/dos (low level system calls) are being made, as some of these calls will no longer work and will generate a system error on modern OSs, due to security issues. Look at the code an try to figure out which functions are making BIOS calls like that require code like reg.ax = 1, as you will have to find a way to replace those functions with an equivalent one. Good Luck!

        INTP "Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence."Edsger Dijkstra

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