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Interrupt calling problem

Asked by manas_ghosal in Assembly Programming Language

Tags: calling, interrupt

I get a kernel error message when ever I call any interrupt say INT 21h, as for example I have used here INT 10H. I am using Visual Studio 6.0 to compile my code.
Please help me asap.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
void main(void)
{
     unsigned char row = 10;
     unsigned char col = 10;
        unsigned short counter = 5;
     __asm{
          MOV CX, counter
     AGAIN:  MOV AH,02H
          MOV BH, 0
          MOV DH, row
          MOV DL, col
          INT 10H
          PUSH CX
     }
printf("This is a test!");
row++;
col++;
__asm{
 POP CX
 DEC CX
 JNZ AGAIN
}
getch( );
}
 
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