neal@phenix.UUCP ( U of C) (04/27/86)
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neal@phenix.UUCP ( U of C) (04/28/86)
My apologies if these seemingly simple questions have already been
addressed here on the net.
1) How do you determine if a function key has been hit on the 520?
I'm interested in doing this through C and I have both the DRI
and the Lattice Compilers available. I've tried most everything
I can think of following up on the hints that the Hitchhiker's
Guide offers about similiarities between the 520's function keys
and the IBM PC's but no luck.
2) Is there a way of accessing the system clock to do timing other
than using the 2 second resolution accesses that are documented.
Again through C.
My thanks in advance for any help.
Neal McWhorter
"When the cat's away... beware the birds of prey"
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Subject: Function Keys in TOS (C)
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My apologies if these seemingly simple questions have already been
addressed here on the net.
1) How do you determine if a function key has been hit on the 520?
I'm interested in doing this through C and I have both the DRI
and the Lattice Compilers available. I've tried most everything
I can think of following up on the hints that the Hitchhiker's
Guide offers about similiarities between the 520's function keys
and the IBM PC's but no luck.
2) Is there a way of accessing the system clock to do timing other
than using the 2 second resolution accesses that are documented.
Again through C.
My thanks in advance for any help.
Neal McWhorter
"When the cat's away... beware the birds of prey"neal@phenix.UUCP ( U of C) (04/28/86)
My apologies if these seemingly simple questions have already been
addressed here on the net.
1) How do you determine if a function key has been hit on the 520?
I'm interested in doing this through C and I have both the DRI
and the Lattice Compilers available. I've tried most everything
I can think of following up on the hints that the Hitchhiker's
Guide offers about similiarities between the 520's function keys
and the IBM PC's but no luck.
2) Is there a way of accessing the system clock to do timing other
than using the 2 second resolution accesses that are documented.
Again through C.
My thanks in advance for any help.
Neal McWhorter
"When the cat's away... beware the birds of prey"