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- From: walker@twix.unx.sas.com (Doug Walker)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.programmer
- Subject: Re: Input Handlers
- Keywords: input.device handler, 'C'
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- Date: 19 Feb 93 14:52:23 GMT
- References: <bookie.730093668@teal>
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- In article <bookie.730093668@teal>, bookie@teal.csn.org (Wayne Hannam) writes:
- |>
- |> I am attempting to write an Input Handler for the input device in 'C' using
- |> SAS 6.2, does anyone out there have some example code I could peek at, my
- |> attempts keep failing in a locked system.This seems like it should be
- |> relitivley simple stuff, but for some reason the truth of the matter is
- |> that it is not, and I am at wits end. Please HELP, TIA
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- Check out SC:EXAMPLES/CBACK/SCHELP.C . It's got an example of an
- input handler.
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- Make sure you are compiling with the NOSTACKCHECK option, or
- declaring your input handler with the __interrupt keyword (or both).
- Also, you probably want to declare it with __saveds if you want
- to access string literals or global data.