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Subject: Re: Mark Williams C: some findings...
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Date: Sun, 11-Oct-87 22:46:39 EDT
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Sorry, but I left a few things out...

If you write assembler routines that return values, the result has to be stored
in D0.  (If it is a struct, then the address of the struct; same with 
strings and arrays [same thing anyways]).

Aliases in MSH I think are run like programs.  The current working directory
will be restored after the alias is finished.  It way work if you set the
MSH variable 'pwd' to whatever you want it to be.  Use GULAM instead...
it is a lot nicer than MSH.  Works better with most GEM programs too.

G. Onufer