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How to handle keyboard/mouse interrupts on x64 assembly ?

gomi
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I have a win c++ program for a specific purpose. Now I want to make it work without an OS. Thats why I need an assembly program. I will make a bootable device and put program in it. I learnt that I need a "interrupt handler" to get keyboard and mouse events. I do not know much about assembly. Still, I have to understand keyboard, mouse interrupts.

 

Are there basic examples ?

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Esteban_D_Intel
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Hello gomi,

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gomi
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Yes, I will do the program but I do not have experience with assembly.

 

Processor: 8th gen i7-8700K

OS: Windows10x64.

I use Visual Studio.

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Esteban_D_Intel
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Hello gomi,

 

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