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<h1><a name="kap_interrupt_2390"></a>INT 21,50 - Set Current
Process ID (Undocumented DOS 2.x)</h1>
<p> AH = 50h</p>
<p> BX = process ID number (process ~PSP~ segment address)</p>
<p> returns nothing</p>
<p> - the process ID number is actually the segment address of a</p>
<p> program's PSP. This is useful for TSR's to access their own</p>
<p> file handle table inside their PSP.</p>
<p> - this function cannot be called while in an ~INT 28~ handler
in</p>
<p> DOS 2.x unless the critical error flag is set or stack
corruption</p>
<p> will occur</p>
<p> - safe in DOS 3.x INT 28 handlers since they use a different
stack</p>
<p> by default</p>
<p> - available in OS/2 compatibility box</p>
<p> - see ~INT 21,51~ ~INT 21,62~</p>
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<td align="center" width="33%"><a
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