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- This directory contains examples of how to use various parts of the
- SAS/C® development system. All examples are Copyright (c) 1993 SAS
- Institute, Inc, Cary, NC, USA; All Rights Reserved.
-
- The following files are provided in this directory:
-
- example.c - Example program discussed in the User's Guide, Volume I.
- data.c - Example program discussed in the CodeProbe documentation
- hello.c - Example "hello, world!" type program
- lines.c - Example program that opens a window and displays graphics
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- The following subdirectories are provided:
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- avg - How to call between assembler and C
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- catching_tasks - How to catch a task that is already running in CPR
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- cback - How to use the cback.o startup to create detachable
- programs
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- cover - How to use coverage analysis
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- cres - How to use the cres.o startup to create residentable
- programs
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- csource - Source code to an example discussed in the CPR
- documentation
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- cxx - Source code to a C++ example discussed in the CPR
- documentation
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- cxxsharedlib - How to build shared libraries in C++, using C++ member
- functions as library entry points
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- example_device - How to build and debug an AmigaDOS .device
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- multitask - How to debug a program that consists of multiple tasks
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- nostartup - How to write a program that doesn't use the standard
- C startup
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- profile - How to use the SPROF and LPROF utilities to profile
- a program
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- reslib - How to debug a shared library; how to profile a shared
- library using SPROF
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- samplelib - How to build a shared library using libinit.o and
- using libinitr.o
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- streams - How to use C++ iostreams
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-