🚀 go-pugleaf

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I wonder if y'all can help me out.  I'm trying to write a very simple vblank
server, and can't quite put all the pieces together.  Installing the server is 
no problem, it's just the assembly language bit that's holding me up.  I haven't
done any 68K assembly before, and the references I have (RKMs, Manx manual) 
aren't really much of a help.

Anyway, all I want the server to do is this:

/*  C representation of simple VBLANK server */
extern long sig;
extern struct Task *t1;

int toggle = 0;

server_routine() {
	toggle = 1 - toggle;
	if (toggle) Signal(t1,sig);
	return;
}


That's it.  I figure the whole thing should be 10 or 15 lines long, max.
I think I understand how to get A4 loaded at the beginning, but the Signal()
call has got me stumped. Oh yeah, I'm using Manx 3.6, small code and data,
32 bit ints.

Any help would be most appreciated.

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