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From: pnakada@oracle.com (Paul Nakada)
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Subject: Re: HyperC
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Date: 8 Feb 90 23:41:02 GMT
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In-reply-to: demarco@cpsc.ucalgary.ca's message of 8 Feb 90 05:24:29 GMT

In article <2492@cs-spool.calgary.UUCP> demarco@cpsc.ucalgary.ca (Vince Demarco) writes:

   Does anyone have any documentation to HyperC that they could post??

   I am looking for the names of the suppored functions and what they do,
   and, if a standard function is named something else what is the new name.
   example in HyperC putchar is called putchr.

[ a good start is to "sym libc" which gives you a list of all symbols
in the C library.  ]

   Also this there any way to get HyperC to create a standard ProDOS
   system file, or a binary file that can be run under basic system??
   (To make a stand alone application)

[ I think there's an executable in /csys/bin called mksys.   I assume
this makes a sys file out of a hyperc executable...  I also assume
that argc and argv are no longer usable.  ]

-Paul Nakada
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nakada@husc4.harvard.edu
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