RE: [MiNT] Clean AES

["Konrad M. Kokoszkiewicz" <draco@obta.uw.edu.pl>]

> > responses. My proposal basically comes back to the probably very first and
> > original idea behind an AES: namely to consider it as a set of resident
> > libraries ("resident" since we don't have a decent scheme of shared
> > libraries), rather than a process of its own. The actual hardcore
> > functions, like the trap handler and the code that generates mouse,
> > keyboard and timer events, would have to be trurly resident and loaded at
> 
> I'm sorry Konrad but just for the record, Mario Becroft, Steve Sowerby and I
> proposed this years ago for the Fenix AES and I have mailed that
> specification to quite a few people around the world. Those that used to
> hang out on the Fenix developer list should be able to back me up.

Oh, I don't pretend to be inventor of this. I only expressed my
thoughts. If someone has already invented that some time ago, that's OK
for me and sorry for wasting the time.

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Konrad M.Kokoszkiewicz
mail: draco@atari.org
http://draco.atari.org

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