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Re: [MiNT] toshyp update (toshyp search)
Am 17.06.2011, 23:20 Uhr, schrieb Paul Wratt <paul.wratt@gmail.com>:
If people like it, Gerhard can have the extra pages and set up the
search engine (it is simple) and I will redirect my url, otherwise it
Quite handy, but I have a problem:
I enter e.g. appl_init and get:
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1. [100.00%] The documentation for TOS: Signals
void ) { long ssp; appl_init (); printf("My ProcID is %d.\n", Pgetpid
()); Psignal (SIGUSR1 , handler); if (setjmp(env)) Cconws ("Coming from
longjmp.\r\n"); else Cconws ("Coming from
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2. [100.00%] The documentation for TOS: GEM
in the global field by the appl_init call. The VDI , on the other hand,
has actually no version number of its own, the more so as the behaviour of
the individual VDI -functions is determined principally by the device
drivers used which are,
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3. [100.00%] The documentation for TOS: Index
of appl_getinfo_str appl_init appl_options appl_read appl_search
appl_tplay appl_trecord appl_write appl_xbvset appl_xgetinfo appl_yield
Apportionment of resources with threads APP_ACCESSORY APP_APPLICATION
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None of these points to the actual definition of appl_init. Why is that?
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Helmut Karlowski