At 10:51 26.01.98 +0000, you wrote:
>This leads to another question: how would one generate reasonably
>accurate programming pulse times? EPROMs need pulse resolution
>around a millisecond. From DOS, I could read the timer hardware,
>but on Win95 I'd expect a message about an I/O access without
>permission. As everything gets more virtual, such access becomes
>less feasible. And I can't see OS writers providing facilities
>for such fine-scale timing.

I don't know if this is what you asked for, but you can do this from a DOS
window in win95. Just clear the interrupt enable flag, and you have full
control over your computer...

Havard.

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