How to get int number inside it's handler ?

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Tyler Durden

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Tyler Durden 22 Nov 2004, 12:35

Yep... this is it... I write my own OS, just for debugging I print exception number to display in every single exception handler... But this is takes so much space Sad

I want to write something like "universal handler"... Is it possible to get interrupt number inside the handler ? Then all I have to do is to print it... There must be some bit or something in APIC controller, but I can't find it somehow Sad

HELP !

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22 Nov 2004, 12:35

ASHLEY4

Joined: 28 Apr 2004
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Location: UK

ASHLEY4 22 Nov 2004, 17:30

Are you in realmode or pmode.
If i read your ? right, in my pmode os i do this:

Code:

div_error:        pushad        push es        mov ax,8h mov es,ax     mov byte [es:0xB809C], "D"        pop es        popad       iret

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(@@)
ASHLEY4.

Batteries not included, Some assembly required.

22 Nov 2004, 17:30

Octavio

Joined: 21 Jun 2003
Posts: 366
Location: Spain

Octavio 22 Nov 2004, 20:51

Tyler Durden wrote:

Yep... this is it... I write my own OS, just for debugging I print exception number to display in every single exception handler... But this is takes so much space I want to write something like "universal handler"... Is it possible to get interrupt number inside the handler ? Then all I have to do is to print it... There must be some bit or something in APIC controller, but I can't find it somehow HELP !

Yes you can check the pic ,but only for ints generated by external hardware.
this method donÂ´t need too much memory

Code:

_int0: push 0 jmp generic_int  
_int1: push 1 jmp generic_int 
_int2: push 2 jmp generic_int

in 32bit mode only 4-7 bytes for each interrupt.

22 Nov 2004, 20:51

Tyler Durden

Joined: 24 Feb 2004
Posts: 50

Tyler Durden 23 Nov 2004, 09:57

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in my pmode os i do this:

I do the same way... But it's suck Sad

how to get this exceptions numbers ? May be from one of the MSRs ?

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23 Nov 2004, 09:57

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