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1989-11-29
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;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------;
; MODULE NAME: EMM09_A.ASM ;
; ;
; FUNCTION NAME: restore_context ;
; ;
; DESCRIPTION: This function restores the mapping context of the ;
; LIM 3.X page frame. This function restores the mapping ;
; context of the four 16K pages defined by the page frame ;
; after a call to save_context. (The caller MUST have ;
; previously allocated a handle and saved a context in ;
; order to restore this context from within EMM. ;
; ;
; restore_context restores the page mapping hardware ;
; contents on the expanded memory boards for a particular ;
; EMM handle. This function lets your program restore ;
; the contents of the mapping hardware its EMM handle ;
; saved. (See save_context for the save operation.) ;
; ;
; If you're writing a resident program, an interrupt ;
; service routine, or a device driver that uses expanded ;
; memory, you must restore the mapping hardware to the ;
; state it was in before your program took over. You ;
; must save this state because application software using ;
; expanded memory might have been running when your ;
; program was invoked. ;
; ;
; The restore_context function requires the EMM handle ;
; that was assigned to your resident program, interrupt ;
; service routine, or device driver at the time it was ;
; initialized. This is not the EMM handle that the ;
; application software was using when your software ;
; interrupted it. ;
; ;
; The restore_context function restores the state of the ;
; map hardware for only the 64K-byte page frame defined ;
; in versions 3.x of this specification. Since all ;
; applications written to LIM versions 3.x require ;
; restoring the map hardware state of only this 64K-byte ;
; page frame, restoring the entire mapping state for a ;
; large number of mappable pages would be inefficient use ;
; of memory. Applications that use a mappable memory ;
; region outside the LIM 3.x page frame should use the ;
; get_context, set_context, get_set_context, ;
; get_partial_context, and set_partial_context functions ;
; to save and restore the state of the map hardware. ;
; ;
; PASSED: handle: ;
; is the EMM handle assigned to the interrupt service ;
; routine that's servicing the software or hardware ;
; interrupt. The interrupt service routine needs to ;
; restore the state of the page mapping hardware. ;
; ;
; RETURNED: status: ;
; is the status EMM returns from the call. All other ;
; returned results are valid only if the status ;
; returned is zero. Otherwise they are undefined. ;
; ;
; C USE CONVENTION: unsigned int status; ;
; unsigned int handle; ;
; ;
; status = restore_context (handle); ;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------;
.XLIST
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IFDEF SMALL
.MODEL SMALL, C
ENDIF
IFDEF MEDIUM
.MODEL MEDIUM, C
ENDIF
IFDEF LARGE
.MODEL LARGE, C
ENDIF
IFDEF COMPACT
.MODEL COMPACT, C
ENDIF
IFDEF HUGE
.MODEL HUGE, C
ENDIF
INCLUDE emmlib.equ
INCLUDE emmlib.str
INCLUDE emmlib.mac
.LIST
.CODE
restore_context PROC \
handle:WORD
;---------------------------------------------------------------------;
; do; ;
; . restore the LIM 3.X mapping context saved within EMM; ;
;---------------------------------------------------------------------;
MOVE AH, restore_page_map_fcn
MOVE DX, handle
INT EMM_int
;---------------------------------------------------------------------;
; . return (EMM status); ;
; end; ;
;---------------------------------------------------------------------;
RET_EMM_STAT AH
restore_context ENDP
END