ti* Macintosh"' Extended Discipline Users Manual Working Draft 3 12May1988 Rob Dearborn ( Table of Contents 1. lnttcxluction •.••.........•..•.•.••..•................•.......•••.......•...•...•••.............•. 1 Extended Discipline ..................•..........•••..•.•........•.....................•.•. 2 This Dc:x:ument ...•.•..•.•...........•...••.••.••.•....••.•......•...••..•....•.•.•........ 2 2. Becoming Disciplined .....•.•.....•......•.........•.......•.•..•..••••••.....•...•............ 3 Installation •.••••.••.•..•.•..•..••..••••..•....••••••..••.•.••.••••.••.••.•.•.•••••.•..••••.4 How It Works ........................................•................•...................4 Par81lleter Pass~g ................................ ~ .................•............4 3. Applying Extended Discipline .................................................................6 Tlmling It On ..............................................................................7 The Desk Acce.ssory ....•..........•..............•....•...................•..•.....••....7 The Extended Discipline Menu ..........................................................9 Revert to Saved Configuration .................................................9 Save Configuration ..•.....•..............•..•......•..•....•...•................9 Show Traps/Parameter Types .................................................. 1O Show Calling Application On Enor ........................................... 10 ROM Result Code Checking ................................................... 10 Q.D.t ••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••.••.•• 10 4. Extended Discipline Reports .•..........•.....•.......•....•....••.....•..•....••••.•......... 11 Error Messages ............................................................................ 12 Stack-based Paraineter EITors .................................................. 12 Register-based Paran:ieter Enors ............................................... 12 Tra.shed. Register ...........•...................••....•..............••........... 13 En-OJ" Return fto.m Trap .................•..•••.•.•..•.•......•... ~ •...•......... 13 Warnings ................................................................................... 13 Appendix ..............................................................................•............. 15 Index ................................................................................................ 17 Discipline Users Manual c. Chapter 1 Introduction 1 Discipline Users Manual Working Draft 3 Extended Discipline Extended Discipline™ is a programming utility that allows the user to monitor the parameters passed to Macintosh Toolbox and Operating System routines. Upon encountering a Toolbox call with an invalid or inappropriate parameter, Discipline calls on Macsbug (or any Discipline-friendly debugger) to display information about the intercepted call. Aside from the memory it uses, D…

To de-serialize 7/7 Applications: Clear byte 42 (hex) in each Tool directory entry. (Tools are named {T 1}0bj, {T2}obj, etc.) fuse FEdit.. These directory entries follow a condensed directory which just list file names. These are one sector per tool, with the desk-top name later in the bottom half of the sector. As you can see, LisaWrite is should be on sector 45 (2D hex). Need | say, make XLCopy copies of these guys BEFORE doing anything, and de-serialize the COPY ONLY? | have tried to include some other fields that | can ID. DQ you know more? Flags - 71st bit Master Orig sys Ser # il : Time Stam samme Yen \ *\ Grae Install. / Time St ame amps COSAOO “BPPENS43 1 MIGF 626A 0 62 ons 26% | iT t}obj .}objx.t OOSAIG: 6578 740. ool ooo OOOO} ext... 2.22... OO5A20: on00 [OCF BAzr fi4p1 OoAa| pes oEoG [SCF kt. Pocccccceee oosAsO: BaBc[ocrp[capocrs BceD [0000 000 O00 cosado: cooofoooo oonofoo00 0101 oONo OOOO OOOO... OOSA50: oo00 OO OdCO COCe OCOO 5402 S400 0000 ww TT... OOSAGO: OOOO C000 4E56 FEFC 206E O00C 0000 0001 9 ....NUL. ne... OOSA70: GOGO 0000 9000 O000 cN00 GnND oH H0GO kee OOSASO: G000 OOER GON9 0001 G00 O10F GOEB 0000 © ................ COSAGG: GOON OOOO O00 GOGO GOOG cOOG GoGo an00 8... COSARG: O000 0000 O000 on0N ANNO oN00 GON O00G ke... DOSABO: DOGG GOOO O00 N000 GOO OOOO GOGO cone 2... HOSACO: OOOO OOOO GON OnOO OHO OOD GOOG Op00) 28. OOSADO: OOOO GOGO O000 GOOG oR0n O00 GOOO 0000 |... ee GOSAEO: S060 G00G O000 oo00 HOOD H000 BOND DOGG wee _ GOSAFG: 0000 O00 GOGO co00 o000 C000 0000 OOOO we... ee. OOSBCO: f000 aO00 o000 o000 GoNG o000 DOOD ON0G ow. OOSB10: C000 O000 C000 on00 oD00 Go0D o000 GOOG |... 805820: 0000 9000 0000 9000 9000 o000 9000 9000 Buffer: 0000. 1" a Satan. Goon FEdit screen.of after Lisalrite install. Tags: 0002 0100 FFFS.0000 9AC4 2608 OOSROO: Gr7h 5431 7DSF 626A O07 OF62 OATe 2E74 {1 1}obj Jobjx.t GOSAI: 6574 7400 OOOD 0000 CONG COO ODD GOOG axt............. OOSAZO: 0000 OCFS BAZ 1401 OORG.CO1S OEDO SCFa |... ./.. 005A30: B4BC_AOFE 7B7E 9CF9 BCAD 0000 d000 ot. 2 a on oosA40: oooa[goo1 25aaJoo00 o101 oo00 0000 0000 ....8;.........- Zero out this field O05AS0: 0000-0000 0000 C000 ocaO 5403 54p0 ocoOSC«w««ssi«wt«ti«ti«ti«t 1.1... (Ser # of sys in- OOSAGO: O000 COON 4ES5 FEFC 208E GOOC cONO.O001 ....NU.. nw... stalled on. Q0SA7O: 0000 OOO GOOD coco OOGe OOOO GODO GOGO ww. OOSABO: 0000 OOEB C009 0001 O00 O1OF ORB DODD 005A90: 0000 0000 0000 9000 OOID O000 NON GOOD Cw. QOSAAO: 0000 0000 OO0B cO0D oOG0 HD00 OODD DOOD Cw. OOSABO: 0000 8000 000.0000 oDgO o000 o0N0 0000 «ws... OOSACO: 0000 0000 0000 COON COND COND DONO D000... COSADC: 806d 8600 000d CO00 Code 000 CODD OOOO Cwss«w«t«Si«t«t«Sti«*t«StS*t*t!t GOSREO: 0000 0000 OD0D CODD GoGe oOD0 OOND ODDO «Cw. -QOSAFO: 000 9000 G00 0000 oO00 GoDD OODO OOOO «Cw... O05B00: 0000 O000 O00D CD00 COWD CODD OODD OOND Cw... 005810: ‘O00 0000 coop o000 NOG D000 cOND DONO ws Q05B20: 0000 8000 COND D000 coe cDOe CORO

OPERATING SYSTEM REFERENCE MANUAL for the LJS/i CONT1~ Chapter 1 INTRCIJlJCTItN 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 The Main Functions ...............•.......•..........•.....•.............................• 1-3 using tne 00 FunctIons .•..•....•.•.....••...•........•••...........•.......•....•..•.... 1-3 The FIle system .••...•••.••••••••••••••..•..••...••••• 1-q. I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Process Management ...................................................................... 1-6 1.5 Memory Management .••••••••••••••••• 1-7 1.6 Exceptions and Events .................................................................... 1-7 1.7 Interprocess Communicat1on ........................................................... 1-8 1.8 Using the OS Interface .............................•..................................... 1-8 1.9 Running programs Under tne ()S ..................................................... 1-8 1.10 Writing Programs That Use tne OS .................................................. 1-8 Chapter 2 TI-E FILE SYSTEM File Names ................................................................................... 2-3 2.1 The WOrking Dlrecrory •••...•••••..•••••...•..•.......•..••.••••••..•...........••...•.. 2-4 2.2 t ................................................... 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 2.10 Devices ........................................................................................ 2-5 srorage Devices .•••••••••••••••.•••••..•••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• 2-5 me Volume Catalog ...................................................................... 2-6 Labels ...•••••..••••••••••• 1••.•.• 1.2-6 Logical and PhysiCal End Of FUe .•••..••••••••.•••.•••••••••••••.••.••• 2-6 I •••••••••••••••••••••••• I" I. I ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ow • • • • • • • • • • • F1le ~cess .•••.••..••• II ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2-7 Pipes ............................................................................................ 2-8 File sys"tem Calls ................................. 2-9 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Chapter 3 PROCESSES 3.1 Process Structure ....... 3-4 3.2 Process H1erarchy .•..•••..••••..••••••••.•.•......•••••••••....•.•••.••••..••••••••••..••• 3-4 3.3 Process Creation ........................................................................... 3-5 Process Control ..... 3.4 3-5 3.5 Process scnedul1ng •••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. 3-6 3.6 Proc-ess Termination .................................... '........................ '.......... 3-7 3.7 A Process Handling Example ........................ "................................. 3-7 3.8 Process system Calls ................................... 3-9 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 •••• II I ' , •••••••••••••• I ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ••••••••• 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '• • • • • • • • • • II • • • • • • • • …

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 DATA_IN UE4_D0 INTn 3P4 3P0 RESET 0P6 UD1_OE 3P0 74LS32 UC6A UB2B 3 4 UB2C 5 74LS14 Cd 1 74LS14 14 DATA_IN 2 3 12 3 5 74LS00 4 UB3B J D2 74LS109 13 K 13 UE4 D3 9 Q 9 1 RESET Cp Mr 2 3 7 6 10 11 15 14 Q0 Q0 Q1 Q1 Q2 Q2 Q3 Q3 D1 12 GND Cp 14 5 Cp UF1B B 10 Q UB1B 12 CS1 6 74LS00 J D0 A11 INTn 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0P4 2P7 3P2 0P5 3P1 74LS175 OD/CLK I0 I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 GND GND A 9 8 10 8 CS2 UC6B 74LS32 6 WE PAL20 FIFO_SL FIFO_SD DATA_OUT GND B 11 DS 10 UB5C 74LS08 UC6C 74LS32 JE5 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 VCC O0/LR O1/A0 O2/A1 O3/A2 A0/O0 A1/O1 A2/O2 LR/O3 CLK/OD STREAM ENCODER/DECODER 341-0180 9 3P0 10 Q Sd SHn DS 2 74LS109 UB5A 74LS08 8 VCC 4 15 CPUCK PLUP_13 UD1_OE 9 Q UB2D 9 74LS14 PLUP_14 UF4_CE 6 15 1 3 Sd 2 UB3A K XTAL2 12 12 3P5 1 13 UB2F 13 74LS14 Cd SHn PLUP_11 UE4_D0 11 11 A 10 4 DATA_IN UE3A 4 6 UE4_D0 UE3C BA10 74LS00 IAKn 9 D PLUP_12 8 O A9 74LS125 A0 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 4 O BA12 E 2 D UF6A 9 D UF6C GND READ BA8 BA7 BA6 BA5 BA4 BA3 BA2 BA1 2 4 6 8 11 13 15 17 3P0 1 19 I0a I1a I2a I3a I0b I1b I2b I3b O0a O1a O2a O3a O0b O1b O2b O3b E UF3 OEa OEb 74LS374 A7 A6 A5 A4 A3 A2 A1 A0 18 16 14 12 9 7 5 3 A0 8 A1 7 A2 6 A3 5 A4 4 A5 3 A6 2 A7 1 A8 23 A9 22 A10 19 74LS244 VCC 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 BA1 BA2 BA3 BA4 BA5 BA6 BA7 BA8 BA9 BA10 BA11 BA12 BA1 BA2 BA3 BA4 BA5 BA6 BA7 BA8 BA9 BA10 BA11 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 BD0 BD1 BD2 BD3 BD4 BD5 BD6 BD7 SLn BA12 BD0 BD1 BD2 BD3 BD4 BD5 BD6 BD7 SLn 18 16 14 12 9 7 5 3 Q0 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 RD0 RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 RD5 RD6 RD7 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 OE 20 WE 21 CS1 18 Q0 A1 Q1 A2 Q2 A3 Q3 A4 Q4 ICD3 A5 Q5 A6 Q6 A7 Q7 A8 AS UD1_OE 1P0 1P1 11 1P2 13 1P3 14 1P4 15 1P5 16 1P6 17 1P7 1P0 1P1 1P2 1P3 1P4 1P5 1P6 1P7 LISA BOOT CODE ROM 341-0181 Vpp G E O0a O1a O2a O3a O0b O1b O2b O3b I0a I1a I2a I3a I0b I1b I2b I3b UF5 A0 8 A1 7 A2 6 A3 5 A4 4 A5 3 A6 2 A7 1 A8 23 A9 22 A10 19 2 4 6 8 11 13 15 17 RD0 RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 RD5 RD6 RD7 1 19 SLn 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1P7 1P6 1P5 1P4 1P3 1P2 1P1 1P0 1 19 READ UF4_CE OE 20 WE 21 CS2 18 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 CE1 CE0 R/W A0 A1 INT SCN2653 UC2 FIFO_OE 15 14 13 12 11 10 74LS00 13 UB3D 12 WE 2 24 DS 12 74LS08 UB5D FIFO_PD 11 PLUP_14 E A0 Q0 A1 Q1 A2 Q2 A3 Q3 A4 Q4 ICD5 A5 Q5 A6 Q6 A7 Q7 A8 1P3 1P1 1P0 1P2 1P0 10 1P1 11 1P2 13 1P3 14 1P4 15 1P5 16 1P6 17 1P7 9 D0 D1 D2 D3 1 2 0P7 DS 6116 A9 14 13 12 11 Q0 Q1 Q2 Q3 Oe1 Oe2 9 10 7 OE 3 4 5 6 DS 2 3P6 4 J UB1A Cp 74LS109 DS 3 K 7 Q UC1 74LS173 E1 E2 Cp 15 FIFO_PL 6 Q 3P5 Mr A10 GND OE MCU RAM WE DS UB2E 11 DS 10 F 74LS14 CS A0 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 UF4 A->B CE VCC RP1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 PLUP_15 PLUP_14 PLUP_13 PLUP_12 PLUP_11 PLUP_10…

VIA Cell Preliminary Specification VIA Table of Contents 1.0 Overview ............................................................................................ 4 2.0 Guidelines for using the VIA Cell within a larger chip ................................ , ....... 4 3.0 Global Reset (Reset_) .............................................................................. 4 4.0 Internal C783K Clock ............................................................................. 5 5.0 VIA Cell Bus Interface ............................................................................ 5 5.I VIA Cell DSACK_ ..................................................................... 5 5.2 VIA Cell Chip Select (CS) ........ , .................................................... 5 5.3 Read/Write (RW) ........................................................................ 5 5.4 Data Bus (Din[7:0] and Dount[7:0]) .................................................. 5 5.5 RegSel[3:0] Register Selects ............................·............·.................. 5 ' 5.6 Interrupt Request (IRQ_) ............................................................... 6 . 6.0 Peripheral Data Ports (Ports A and B) ..................................... , ....... : ............. 6 6.1 Peripheral Data Port A (PA7-PA0) ...................•............................... 6 6.2 Peripheral Data: Port A Control Lines (CAI, CA2) .....•.......... :.~ .............. 7 6.3 .. Peripheral Data Port B {PB7'"PBO) .............. ; ............................ ; ....... 7 6.4 . Peripheral Data Port B Control Lines (CB I, CB2) ............................... ·.. 7 7.0 Timer I - Operation .................................... ; .............................................. 7 7. I Timer I -· One-Shot Mode .............................................................. 8 7.2 Timer I - Free-Run Mode .............................................................. 8 8.0 Timer 2 - Oi)eration ................................................. , .............................. 9 8.I Timer 2 - One-Shot Mode ...............................................•............... 9. 8.2 Timer 2 - Pulse Counting Mode .............. ;........................................ 9 9.0 Shift RegisterOperation ...................... , ............ : ....................................... 9 9.I Shift Register Disabled (000) .................................. ~ ...................... 10 9.2 Shift In - External CBI Clock Control (011) ....................................... 10 9.3 Shift Out- External CBl Clock Control (111) .............................. .-...... 10 IO.O Interrupt Operation ........................................................ : .... : .................. 11 I 1.0 Testing the VIA Cell .................................................................. ~· ........... 12 Page 2 of 26 re Technology VIA Cell Preliminary Specification Table of Figures Figure 1 Simplified VIA Cell Block Diagr…

Date: March 1~, 1983 · To: I.Jayne Rosing Ken Okin ,. Jon Fitcn Ron HOchsprung l.Jendell HenrY. Riek Meyers · Ricn"'Page Bruce Daniels vn1ke Urquhart Art BenjaPtin Paul Baker Am Nunziata IJOlfgang Dirks 200 Fr1:>Pt: Gary Marten • Sutlj: Vl.. 75 ·• • I Here is wnat is nopefull~f close to t~ final def ini t1on of 1. 75. As you recall, 1. 75 is the . currtmt Lisa wi tn a new logic cage assel'1ll y and a neY disk drive asserilly. • . . (} ~ ~"'t- syster1 cmr1CJ.II'a't1Cl'1 o 10 MHZ 68010 prt:>eessor o 720 x· 364 videO display 10 MB ou1lt-1n tiara OlSk . . . Built in floppy disk ·. o o a o o o 0 MMU witn 512 byte paoes ~ & °'ho~t Hth 'i1~/.e4 ·~ "4' h~zz-~ 6Z'Z 7-j~eYr ? '-' fA.e-·<t.. ""v-e tA.-5-e.o/ ex.fev-~,·vefy. . , L,,, A .1&p~/ff1~'~b'~/'--~ ~ ) ....,. (3) wh1'cL 128/256 Kbytes FQ1 ~ jiyllf-?~J! 0\:..-e / · little rore difficult, but dOatJle. To ca•pensate for tne 2 regaeyte 11M:itation ~f the 512 byte page. scnerra, anotner 2 Plegat)yte aaaress space has Deen added, for a tot.al of 4 regat>ytes of aCJCJress space. The stanaara PePDry cycle tire will De soons, 1ncluaing tif'ltl tnrough the MMU. Po?:lty Errors It "3s earlier tnougnt thiat Motorola h~ corrected the proDleM tnat 1ntt:tb1ts us froPt generating cus errors aue to rwerory parity errors. This is not the case nowever. Therefore the current, SCneMe of generating an NMI on a parity error will nave to rera1n . 01·1ves The design of 1.75 rias·reuea on contl'Olling tne floppy d1Sk i-1itn tne 68000.. This dOes not appt'8r to be a Protllf!t'f. · Th!3 hard dlsk w111 prObabJly also t:>e controlled directly by tne 68000, tn1s elMi.nates tne prOblet'lS of r"1ss1ng 1nter1eves dUe to excess! ve recopying of aata1 at slow rates. · · Review There will be a review of 1.75 on Tue&$y, Maren 22~ at 3:30 in The Big Apple. ? ~h>vi~. 1vt ~ t/ ,~ c/,~? ~~/~ Dual serial por1:s Y~ _,,,,, tft.) · Parallel Port (j.f n~)& of C-'llW'~e.' ,;.,.. ex~ "' Mt!!- -&f1oi..t w'(/'l,i 'hMh F' 10,,.,..., 896 Kbytes RAM The tllJ ancJ MePmy Addles,s Space The 512 byte page size will rel'191n.- This P&<es the use of 256K RAMS a 01~~ ,/J Those interestea aire welcorwa. ·1.75 .Me~mory ConfiguratiQns Uith 2-2 t1eqabyte ftapped address sp~s with 512 byte resolution :3/ 4 Megabyte 1'1ePH::>ry t1oard First 2 negaDyte addre~S ·o on Board RAM 3141. 3/4 MB space 2" 0 Second 2 !Megabyte Slot 4 ~ 1 ·rs lft ... address space Slot 5 - 1 MB 2ft ., 1. 1/2 Megabyte P18P't0ry board . I 0 On. Board RAM First 2 Megabyte address space l 112ft. l 1/2 MB 2" 0 second 2 r1egat1yte aaaress space Slot.4 - l·MB 1ft 21'1 Slot s - 1 re 3 Megabyte PM!P10ry boeJrd 0 First 2 ME~yte On Board RAM address space 2ft 0 3 rve . second 2 Mtag&Dyte lJt ~SS ~;pace 31 Slots 4&5 are the old · mtnory card locations Slot 4a5 - 1 MB (Slot stlected by st.It.us bitt J/14183 en 1.75· ~emery Allocation " .. •5"ota1 • Address ~ V.irt.u4l Addnss Spece Seoftent o.. 32 .. 64 .. 96 Se~ne…

=j From: Date: Su b.j : Rich PagEAp r' i 1 26, 1 983 Release 12.2 of the Monitor Pascal Devlopment System This re1E-ase fixes a pE-rformance problem in RelE-ases 12.0 and 12.1. There are two disKs available: 1) A complete boot disK of Release 12.2. 2) A disK wi th only the fi les that have changed since Release 12.1. Changed F i 1 es: The files which have changed for Release 12.2 are as f 0 1 lOt-oJ s : Boot Files LOADER.OB.J t'10N I TOR. OBJ tv10NITOR. SYMBOLS 38 26-Apr-83 64 26-Apr-83 169 237 512 512 12 26-Apr-83 275 512 Datafile Datafile Datafile Bugs Fixed: 1) There was a performance problem in the implementation of NEW,MARK and RELEASE which caused a significant degradation in compiler performance. This problem ha.s been fixed. Ie: REL12.2.TEXT - 1 -

A Letter from the Macintosh Developers Group 15 March 1985 DearReader: After many months of work the Macintosh Division’s User Education Group (responsible for all the Macintosh documentation) has completed the manuscript for Jnside Macintosh. We’ve finalized production arrangements with a major publisher and you can expect to see the final edition at better bookstores everywhere by late summer ’85. However, we can’t wait that long and don’t expect you to either. We’ ve therefore produced this special Promotional Edition to handle the demand for Inside Macintosh until the final edition becomes available. The contents of this edition are still preliminary and subject to change; the final edition will include many updates and corrections. The production quality of the final edition will be significantly improved from this inexpensive edition. Now, here are answers to some questions we anticipate: Q.I purchased the three-ring binder version of Inside Macintosh from your mail-house for $100 and also bought the Software Supplement for $100. Is this Promotional Edition the final copy I’m supposed to receive for purchasing the Software Supplement? A.No. As promised, Supplement owners will receive a copy of the final version when it’s available. Q. How can I get Macintosh developer utilities, example programs, example source code, the libraries I need to do Lisa Pascal/Macintosh cross-development work, and additional copies of this manual? A.The Software Supplement consists of: 1) useful Macintosh utilities, example programs, and example source code, 2) the interface files, equate files, and trap definitions in both Macintosh and Lisa readable format, 3) all of the libraries required for Lisa Pascal/Macintosh cross-development, 4) a new Lisa Pascal Compiler, which supports SANE numerics, and 5) a copy of the final published edition of Inside Macintosh (this will be sent to you when available). The price for the Software Supplement is $100. As of April ’85 the Software Supplement has been frozen to correspond to /nside Macintosh and automatic updates will no longer be included in the Software Supplement price. We will, however, inform Supplement owners of other products and utilities as they become available. You may also order additional copies of this special Promotional Edition of Inside Macintosh for $25 per copy. You can order the Software Supplement and/or copies of this Promotional Edition of Inside Macintosh by writing to (California residents please add 6.5% sales tax) : Apple Computer, Inc. 467 Saratoga Avenue Suite 621 San Jose, CA 95129 (408) 988-6009 Q. Is there a good way to keep up-to-date with new utilities and technical notes and at the same time stay in touch with other developers? A. We’ve found that electronic distribution is a very cost-effective, timely way to keep the developer world up-to-date. At least two major on-line services, Delphi and Compuserve, host the MicroNetworked Apple Users’ Group (MAUG)--an electronic s…

F!LEMRME: !nit.TEXT 12-Ru=;i-84 i :3-Aui;i-84 1C:-AuQ-B4 20-AUi;l-84 24-Au•;:-B4 1-Sep-84 8-Sep-84 9-Sep-84 10-Sep-B4 14-Sep-84 22-Sep-84 2:~;-Sep-84 25-Sep-84 i-Ni:;;.}-84 1-No:.}-84 Adc!ed ~ n i t of t·it·1 ~ keiJ for L i sci Added Fit·1 cc1mmc~nd (re tt~rn tc1 t·1(:tC: ) Bemc!t.Jed hGnd i ~ rI:~ of ~ e'.)e i s 4-C: j r1 ter·r·up ts F i ::-::ed F i r·;d Lon9 ( mi sses i f out of word pni:Jse ..! Added Exit-to-she! Added Lisa check cmd, Find now goes to Disp!ayMem routine, Be- i fiS t(~ i i ed 4-6 i n t '-}ec tors i f on f·1::JC; Ad:je!j s tcK::k c:rG!JJ 2 c:::1mmG:nd S t=:Jc:k c:r(~~JJ i morks ,: ei. .hE!t-t t..r ~ es to 1;ie t 1;ocu:J re turn c.iddres.s l c:hec:ks Chcin:;ied CS e:md tc~ t4s:e t1JJ0 Gddresses c~s (~r·:;tt~mer1 ts Added ~ OPB/~-~ I ND/TEHC: temp f (~tes F ~ ::-::ed i.JH cmd tu :lpr1 tched tra.Aps .= Gi so cons i s tGn t lJ i sp ~ Gs~ F i ::-::ed ~~H nor1-res tore of A-trGp d i spG tcher Gddr·ess Hemc:1.....1ed in~ ti ci i s::::p.}e of PostEi.}ent/B i c;c~:Jio 1..}e !:.iddress (eou id be + 9 for a magic location. use the =;1 j obci ~ siJs tem :.}::~ i t~e MOf..JEQ ADD . L Di .. Ai #$FF_. (R 1) onL. i S•:A True . !F are we on a Lisa? @O BEQ.S cg c·c . !-L..·-'i- BNE. S *"'-d= ru-: ~:._:._! ·' LH_! :iA9C;;i t·10t)EQ "=""" . t~ORD LEA BUSEBH . =AO f·iOi.)E ~ L . -....-. •+••-.. MU . ;~=V LEA ADDHEHF~ ·' AO AO_,:t:c LEA ~ LLEGAL .: AO r~101..JE. L RO.~ $10 LEA DIl..JZHO .• RO LER AO_, $14 CHK I MST_: AO RO.i$18 LEA nUHFi ...... -·t.J·::.·Rn ·- LEH AO_.$K THACE .:AO A0 .. $24 - t·10t.JE. L LEA MOUE.L LEA to ABORTB.:AO interrupt for lF AO_. i;?O level 4 interrupt vector ~ e:.}e i 5 i n ter·rup t 1.}ec tor I e•.)e i 6 ~ nt...errupt 1.)ector A0.:~£;74 i·iOt.JE. L A0.=$78 ~ EfiDC level 7 interrupt vector LER trap F :...i!;:c tor f c~r brr=:cikpe: i n ts CHKBP,AO AO_. :!;Bi:: LEA SAi..JEA .• AO LEA $28.: <AO) 5=] 1.ie ct~r~ren t T:.-: in . . rt:u get trap intercept AO.J$2H ~ fiS i.1:.i i i HEGPC.lAO #db9i-lrdC:n t- 1) DO (twm) c!ear out globals -.:-u-li A trcsp ours (f!O)+ DBFiA DO.: lMiT rsoTerm screeni. .J(:n..·s .: RO LEA CLB~L (AO>+ .._,,. #:dOf fset . . <RO)+ #dL i ties.! (RO) offset .··.l, ·= ·-· !.!=r! iF Ni·1i key = t·mUEQ THAPTO .ENDC (~t-id set ~ t . . -r ~- .:i ! ! C'U '-i-: i rS!:JSC:mds A 1 #0.iDO #s j zeCmds .•DO .1 ll:' i! nr1C1t"7: i..:i-::....:::_: set up keyboard constants #~:.bdRo i I .= KE:i:JHO x/50 ro! lover va ue for #kbdi·k:i i t . Kei::1l·k~ .ENDC BTS This al This 1s the command table which gets moved into the top of the global area. i f i:JOiJ Gdd or si.~b t.:rcK: t a commc~nd _, remember to Gd j us t the S i zeCmds constGnt in EOt·14EQU. '!!M' .A:3C! l ! ;~ r :i ,_-.:-·: :_....:: .ENDC ,,.... n- ODBG !r,n :-n...: . 1 .A8Ci i =KRt . ASCl l , K!-J • . ~-~ORO C"t·lni-~ .. L-: u...u_. Register commands .RSC! i . i-JOHD .RSCi l -~·40RD .ASCi ~ :D€:' SETD-S lSCt·iDS 1 .. 'F@' ::;ETA-S\':3CMD…

di Taligent. TALIG E · TT TOOLS FOR AIX ® TOOLS TESTING ENVIRO SNIFF+·· DocuM E MENT TATION TALIGENT TOOLS FOR AIX TALIGENT, INC. 10201 NORTH DE ANZA BOULEVARD 95014-2233 CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA USA (408) 255-2525 PRELIMINARY TALIGENT CONFIDENTIAL: REGISTERED INFORMATION TALIGENT TOOLS FOR AIX Copyright© 1994 Taligent, Inc. All rights reserved. 10201 N. De Anza Blvd., Cupertino, California 95014-2233 U.S.A. Printed in the United States of America. This manual and the software described in it are copyrighted. Under the copyright laws, this manual or the software may not be copied, in whole or part, without prior written consent of Taligent. This manual and the software described in it are provided under the terms of a license between Taligent and the recipient and its use is subject to the terms of that license. RESTRICTED RIGHTS LEGEND: Use, duplication, or disclosure by the government is subject to restrictions as set forth in subparagraph ( c) (1) (ii) of the Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause at DFARS 252.227-7013 and FAR 52.227-19. The product described in this manual may be protected by one or more U.S. and International Patents. TRADEMARKS: Taligent and the Taligent logo are registered trademarks of Taligent, Inc. All other trademarks belong to their respective owners. TALIGENT CONFIDENTIAL: REGISTERED INFORMl'.TION PRELIMINARY CONTENTS Preface ............................................................................................................ xrrr Part 1 Tools ...............................................................................................................................................2 Chapter 1 Introduction .........................................................................................................5 Chapter 2 The build environment .....................................................................................7 Taligent build terminology .................................................................................. 7 The build process .................................................................................................. 8 Makefiles ................................................................................................................ 9 Makefile description syntax ........................................................................... 9 Target types .................................................................................................... 9 Makeit ................................................................................................................. 10 Passing options to make ............................................................................. 11 Creating makefiles ... ......... .............. .................. ............................... ... ........ I I Universal.Make ............................................................................................ 11 Environment variables ........…