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Subject: Re: Semaphores. (well, not any more really)
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Date: Mon, 9-Nov-87 22:51:34 EST
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In article <8711070723.AA05065@cory.Berkeley.EDU> dillon@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon) writes:

>	Autodocs:  I don't think I can unless I get permission from 
>Commodore...

...and Larry Niven :-).

>	How often are you programming around and need to lookup a structure?
>For instance, you forgot what the RastPort structure looked like.  How would
>you like to be able to hit a single key and have that structure pop-up in
>a DME window?  

There is a PD program which does this (haven't tried it, although I've got
it somewhere around here). I hope it's optional, or at least takes up very
little memory... what I do in a pinch is have a key mapped to
escimm `newwindow newfile sys1:include/'. That way it's one key, followed
by "graphics/rastport.h" or whatever it is.

No autodocs 'round these parts anyway :-(.

John
-- 
"Operating systems room, prepare for shutdown."
"I never thought I'd be HAPPY to see our ratings do DOWN!"
		-- lots of these were sprinkled throughout the 
		   last broadcast episode of _Max_Headroom_