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INSTALLING CLS AND FPUEM
Users who have Ultra-C properly installed on their system may ignore the
following.
Programs compiled under Ultra-C do not use the existing 'cio' or 'math' trap
modules. Instead, a module called 'csl' (C Shared Library) is used. If
your system does not have a math coprocessor and you are using the 'fpu'
module, it must be replaced with the module 'fpuem'. The 'fpuem' module
is backware compatible with 'fpu'. If your system includes a math coprocessor
(most 486 systems) you do not need 'fpuem'. Note that 'csl' does not replace
'cio' for code compiled with the 3.2 Compiler so don't remove 'cio'. 'cio'
is also used by some of the utilities provided with OS9000/386.
To install 'csl' and 'fpuem' in OS9000/386 systems, place 'csl' in your
CMDS directory. Find your 'fpu' module (probably in CMDS/BOOTOBJS) and
replace it with 'fpuem'. Edit your 'bootlist.___' file in the PORTS/PCAT
directory to replace the 'fpu' module with 'fpuem', make a new bootfile and
reboot your system. If you wish, you may include 'csl'. If you have
G-WINDOWS installed and had to use 'patch_firstboot' to complete the
installation, follow the instructions provided with your G-WINDOWS package
when making your new bootfile.
The CSL and FPUEM modules included with this package are copyrighted and
proprietary to Microware Systems Corporation. They are subject to the
same License Agreement that appears on software distributed by Microware
Systems Corporation. Use of these modules is restricted to running
programs compiled under Ultra-C on OS9000/386 systems.
Uploaded with the permission of Microware Systems Corporation.
Ed Gresick - DELMAR CO
PO Box 78, Middletown, DE 19709
302-378-2555 FAX 302-378-2556
DELPHI - EDELMAR, CIS - 76576,3312
INTERNET - EDELMAR@delphi.com or 76576.3312@compuserve.com