Interrupt setting

I was reading CODE.ZX here, and noticed the letter where 02/07/98 at 23:56, Sergej Pougachev wrote for All, about "Setting an interrupt"... ┬┐ ┬┌┐ ┬┌┌┐┬ ┬ ┌┐ ├┴┐││┬ ├┤├ │ │ ││, Sergej! ┴─┘│└┘ ┘┴└┘┴┘┴┘└┘ SP> Greetings! SP> Somehow, while reading ASpect05, I discovered SP> I am the program where the codes were: SP> XOR A SP> DI SP> LD BC,#7FFD SP> OR 16 SP> OUT (C),A SP> LD A,24 SP> LD (65535),A SP> LD A,195 SP> LD (65524),A SP> LD (65525),HL SP> Is it possible, instead of addresses: 65535,65224, SP> 65525 take other addresses? It's possible, but not quite like that... Here is an example of a slightly different 2nd interrupt switch: as you probably know, in order to catch the 2nd interruption you need to create a table of 256 bytes, consisting of the highest table addresses+1... damn, I don’t even know how to explain... try to figure it out yourself... ORG #6200 D.I. LD HL,#6000 LD A,H LD I,A IM 2 LD C,#61 im_tabl LD (HL),C INC L JR NZ,im_tabl INC HLD(HL),C LD L,C LD H,C LD (HL),#C3 ;JP nn INC L LD (HL),prer&l ;low byte of the address of the "prer" label. INC L LD (HL),prer&h ;high byte ... EI RET prer;here is your interrupt handler.... in this program the table for interrupts is located at the address #6000 to #6100 and at address #6161 is the command JP prer... I think everything should be clear. ;) SP> Sergey Pugachev. SP> (500:812-29.03) ^ because of this minus you ended up in BADS. :( With best wishes, SPbZXNet (500:812/08.00), Ivan/VSPG. SysOp of Impart-BBS (812)466-4113, [Team ASpect] -+- SMM version 1.05