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In article <7621@pyr.gatech.EDU> dsking@pyr.UUCP ( David King) writes:
>	Charles had the right idea, which in fact was what I thought 
>the answer was....When I saw the answer at first I thought that it was
>because the #pragma libcall only specifies the register to move the value to.
>Now I think it was done for compatability the code you compile using
>Amiga.lib will behaive exactly the same as the #pragma libcall'ed code.  
>However, that doesn't seem quite right, so my final guess is that the pragmas
>were created using fd2pragma, and fd files have no concept of parts of a 
>register.
>
>	John?
> David King - a "Real Role-Player" (tm)

Well, a little history of it all is in order.  All of the files in the
proto subdirectory shipped with the Lattice compiler were done by first
using an AWK script on the .fd files and then editing the results by
hand.  At the time I did them, many of the routines were not documented
at all as far as parameters go and I resorted to a combination of reading
RKM, Autodocs, Mortimer's book, and one other that I can't remember.  In
a surprisingly large number of cases all the sources did NOT agree and
I had to rely upon intuition (and my relentless beta testers) to get them
correct.  The prototypes were designed to work with Amiga.lib stubs regardless
of the option you used for compiling the code so there aren't any SHORTS 
in the prototypes.

fd2pragma was written after the prototype files were prepared so it didn't
play in the picture.

Does this clear up the situation?

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