Re^2: Filenames of "PRN" (or "PrN" etc) on Win32.

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Re^3: Filenames of "PRN" (or "PrN" etc) on Win32. by ikegami (Patriarch) on Aug 16, 2004 at 05:11 UTC
Only those under the first IO are relevant: `CON AUX PRN CLOCK\$ LPT\d+ COM\d+` [download] There's also `NUL`, not listed.	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^3: Filenames of "PRN" (or "PrN" etc) on Win32. by PhilHibbs (Hermit) on Aug 16, 2004 at 09:54 UTC
I get this on Win2K SP4: Address Name Size Type ------- -------- ------ ------ 000000 000400 Interrupt Vector 000400 000100 ROM Communication Area 000500 000200 DOS Communication Area 000700 IO 000370 System Data CON System Device Driver AUX System Device Driver PRN System Device Driver CLOCK$ System Device Driver COM1 System Device Driver LPT1 System Device Driver LPT2 System Device Driver LPT3 System Device Driver COM2 System Device Driver COM3 System Device Driver COM4 System Device Driver 000A70 MSDOS 001670 System Data 0020E0 IO 003120 System Data KBD 000CD0 System Program ANSI 001060 DEVICE= CON Installed Device Driver HIMEM 0004E0 DEVICE= XMSXXXX0 Installed Device Driver 000490 FILES= 000090 FCBS= 0001B0 LASTDRIVE= 0007D0 STACKS= 005210 COMMAND 000A20 Program 005C40 MSDOS 000070 -- Free -- 005CC0 COMMAND 000BA0 Environment 006870 DOSX 0087A0 Program 00F020 MEM 000AB0 Environment 00FAE0 KB16 0017D0 Program 0112C0 MEM 017550 Program 028820 MSDOS 0777C0 -- Free -- 09FFF0 SYSTEM 02F000 System Program 0CF000 IO 003100 System Data MOUSE 0030F0 System Program 0D2110 MSDOS 000AC0 -- Free -- 0D2BE0 MSCDEXNT 0001D0 Program 0D2DC0 REDIR 000A70 Program 0D3840 DOSX 000080 Data 0D38D0 MSDOS 00C720 -- Free -- 655360 bytes total conventional memory 655360 bytes available to MS-DOS 584992 largest executable program size 1048576 bytes total contiguous extended memory 0 bytes available contiguous extended memory 941056 bytes available XMS memory MS-DOS resident in High Memory Area Oddly, if I don't redirect the output it clears the screen halfway through. Must be generating a spurious character somewhere, which doesn't occur if you > the output.	[reply]