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From: bryce@eris.berkeley.edu (Bryce Nesbitt)
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Subject: Re: CTRL-C with assembler
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Date: 16 Mar 88 20:37:39 GMT
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In article <> bjc@pollux.UUCP (Betty J. Clay) writes:
>
>Checking for CTRL-C is easy in BASIC, and C does it for us, but I cannot 
>find a way to check for it using assembler.  Can someone help, please?

#include "libraries/dos.i"
	....
	moveq	#0,d0			;Set specified signal to zero
	move.l	#SIGBREAKF_CTRL_C,d1	;Choose just the CTRL_C signal
	move.l	4,a6			;Get ExecBase
	jsr	_LVOSetSignal(a6)
	btst.l	#SIGBREAKB_CTRL_C,d0	;See if signal was set
	bne.s	Control_C_hit
	....

;SIGBREAKF is the 32 bit number with just the proper bit set.
;SIGBREAKB is the actual bit number (0 to 31).


Don't bother trying to get an interrupt out of this.  Too much work,
too may obscure traps.

[Because the question was asked in comp.sys.amiga, I'm coss-posting there]
[I hope we get less and less of this type of question in .amiga, and move]
[it all over to .tech]

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