getvect()                Get Interrupt Vector Entry
 
 #include   <dos.h>
 
 void       interrupt(*getvect(intr_num))();
 int        intr_num;                    Specific vector
 
    getvect() reads the value of one of the MS-DOS "hard-wired" interrupt
    vectors.  These vectors are numbered 0 to 255.  The 4-byte value in
    each one is actually an address, which is the location of an
    interrupt function.  The vector named in 'intr_num' is interpreted as
    a far pointer to some interrupt function.
 
    Returns:    The current 4-byte valued stored in the interrupt vector
                named by 'intr-num'.

Seealso:


 disable() 
 setvect()