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Article #15595How to use 'non-include-ed' ROM calls in MSFortran?
From: traffic
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1987 03:38
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1987 03:38
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Is it possible to construct calls to 'toolbx.sub' for routines that are not listed in the various include files supplied with MacFortran? Specifically, I would like to be able to call Date2Secs and Secs2Date. What is the relationship of the value of the parameter in the include file to its trap word? In the old v1.0 file 'toolbx.inc' the parameter was the ordinal position of the routine in the trap word list. In the new version (2.2) it is some 4-byte thing; only the first 1 1/2 bytes seem to have anything to do with the actual value of the trap word (at first glance.) Has someone decoded this? Is it possible to access non-include-ed ROM calls? -w
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