diff --git a/Src/JHDPMI/JHDPMI.TXT b/Src/JHDPMI/JHDPMI.TXT index 8fa7127..13792a8 100644 --- a/Src/JHDPMI/JHDPMI.TXT +++ b/Src/JHDPMI/JHDPMI.TXT @@ -1,10 +1,10 @@ 1. About - JHDPMI is a JLM that allows to hook into the v86-mode interrupt chain, - without modifying the IVT. This ensures the client will be the very first - to be called when an IRQ is triggered, no matter what the corresponding - vector in the IVT is telling. + JHDPMI is a JLM ( Jemm Loadable Module) that allows to hook into the v86-mode + interrupt chain, without modifying the IVT. This ensures the client will be + the very first to be called when an IRQ is triggered, no matter what the + corresponding vector in the IVT is telling. There are 2 variants of the hook API: the first and simplest method expects a v86-mode vector that will be called if the interrupt occurs. The second method is for VCPI clients only; they may be notified directly @@ -13,7 +13,8 @@ 2. Install/Uninstall JHDPMI - JHDPMI can be installed either as a device driver in CONFIG.SYS: + JHDPMI requires Jemm (JemmEx/Jemm386) to be loaded. It then can be installed + either as a device driver in CONFIG.SYS: DEVICE=JLOAD.EXE JHDPMI.DLL @@ -29,9 +30,9 @@ 3. Using JHDPMI The intended usage is for HDPMI to ensure it's the first to get interrupts - that occur in v86-mode, without the ugly ( and not really well functioning ) - need to hook into the IVT for all IRQs. But JHDPMI may be useful for other - purposes as well. + that occur in v86-mode, without the rather tedious ( and not always well + functioning ) need to install hooks in the IVT. But JHDPMI may be useful + for other purposes as well. 4. Technical Details diff --git a/Src/MAKEFILE b/Src/MAKEFILE index a0620a0..f21e242 100644 --- a/Src/MAKEFILE +++ b/Src/MAKEFILE @@ -170,6 +170,9 @@ install: @copy JHDPMI\Release\JHDPMI.DLL $(HXINST)\Bin @copy JHDPMI\JHDPMI.TXT $(HXINST)\Doc + @copy HXVDD\Release\HXVDD.DLL $(HXINST)\Bin + @copy HXVDD\HXVDD.TXT $(HXINST)\Doc + clean: cd HDPMI @$(MAKE) DEBUG=$(DEBUG) clean