Xlat_API_Return_Ptr

Xlat_API_Return_Ptr  Segment, Offset

Gets the protected-mode address pointing to data retrieved by a function. This macro is used for functions that return addresses.

• No return value.

Segment

Register to receive the selector for the returned address.

Offset

Register to receive the offset for the returned address.

For 16-bit protected-mode applications, this macro creates an LDT selector if an appropriate selector does not already exist. For 32-bit protected-mode applications, the macro always returns the same selector as the V86MMGR_VM_Flat_Selector service and adjusts the offset to point to the data. The V86MMGR_Xlat_API service fails if it can not create an appropriate LDT selector.

Although this macro is placed before the Xlat_API_Exec_Int macro in a translation script, the returned address is created after the interrupt has been executed.

The following example translates the return value of Interrupt 15h Function 0C0h. On PS/2 computers, this function returns a pointer to hardware information in the ES:BX register pair.

Get_Machine_Info:
    Xlat_API_Return_Ptr es, bx
    Xlat_API_Exec_Int   15h