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<h1><a name="kap_interrupt_2410"></a>INT 21,52 - Get Pointer to
DOS &quot;INVARS&quot; (Undocumented)</h1>
<p> AH = 52h</p>
<p> on return:</p>
<p> ES:BX = pointer to DOS &quot;invars&quot;, a table of
pointers used by DOS.</p>
<p> Known &quot;invars&quot; fields follow (varies with DOS
version):</p>
<p> % Offset Size Description</p>
<p> -12 word sharing retry count (DOS 3.1-3.3)</p>
<p> -10 word sharing retry delay (DOS 3.1-3.3)</p>
<p> -8 dword pointer to current disk buffer (DOS 3.x)</p>
<p> -4 word pointer in DOS code segment of unread CON input;</p>
<p> 0 indicates no unread input (DOS 3.x)</p>
<p> -2 word segment of first Memory Control Block (~MCB~)</p>
<p> 00 dword pointer to first ~DRIVE PARAMETER TABLE~ (A:) in
chain</p>
<p> 04 dword pointer to DOS ~System File Table~ (SFT)</p>
<p> 08 dword pointer to $CLOCK device driver</p>
<p> 0C dword pointer to CON device driver</p>
<p> 10 byte number of logical drives in system</p>
<p> 11 word maximum bytes/block of any block device</p>
<p> 13 dword pointer to DOS cache buffer header</p>
<p> 17 18bytes NUL device header, first 4 bytes of device header</p>
<p> point to the next device in device chain</p>
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