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Additional notes on 'csl' and the floating point emulator.
Your distribution archive should include the following modules:
for OS9/68000 systems:
csl - C shared library trap module for 68000 systems
csl020 - C shared library trap module for 68020, 030 and 040 systems
fpu - floating point emulator
fpu040 - floating point emulator for 68040 systems
p2init - OS9P2 module installer
for OS9000 systems:
csl - C shared library trap module
fpuem - floating point emulator
Like the "cio" trap module that preceeded it, the C shared library module
"csl" can be copied to your CMDS directory and will be loaded automatically
when needed or it can be included in your boot file. Be sure to copy the
correct module for your system and to give it the name "csl"
If your system does not have a floating point coprocessor, you will need to
install the floating point emulator "fpu" for 680x0 systems, fpu040 for
68040 system or 'fpuem' for 80386 systems.
On OSK systems the appropriate module must be installed as an extension
module before running this program. The simpliest way to do this is to copy
"p2init" and the proper "fpu" to your CMDS directory and add the following
two lines early in your startup file:
load fpu
p2init fpu
The module "fpu" can also be added to your bootfile and installed by
invoking "p2init" in your startup file or, if you are really stouthearted,
you can change your init module to recognize 'fpu' as an extension module.
On 80386 systems, the module 'fpuem' must be added to your bootfile. 80486
systems do not need this module at all.