Last time I explained how your standard file rename function as seen in MS-DOS worked. You’d set up two CPU registers with pointers to the old and new names, setĀ AH to 0x56, and called Int 0x21. Easy, right? And then I went into detail on how malformed inputs were handled. They weren’t handled too well, … Continue reading More regarding Interrupt 21
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