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From: sjhg9320@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Natty Dredmon )
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Subject: Re: How do I call on assembly from C?
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Date: 4 Jun 91 19:39:15 GMT
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the generic way to use .asm from THINK C is to
lapse straight into it:

(a nonsense procedure showing how its done:)
asm
 {
 bra.w      000000
 rts
 }

If you want real examples, check out the source included in
the class libraries...

 At any rate, It's covered in a short chapter in the manual- in
 order to pass the trap the parameters its looking for
 you have to create a stack frame and load them onto it.
 If you get stuck as to how to do this, peruse Scott Knaster's
 'How to Write Macintosh Software'- it does a pretty good job
 explaining .asm to someone familiar with Higher Level Languages
 such as C or Pascal.
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