INCLUDE	xpk/xpkLibHeader.i

******************** $VER: xpkLib.i 1.3 (11.01.1997) *********************

; Here the needed variables and strings are initialized. Do not change the
; format of the IDString. Only add some additional information after the
; second brake. An additional $VER: string is not needed!

VERSION		EQU	1		; version of your library
REVISION	EQU	8		; revision of your library

LibName		DC.B	'xpkFAST.library',0
IDString	DC.B	'xpkFAST 1.8 (01.04.1997)',13,10,0
		CNOP	0,2

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; Functions _InitCode and _ExitCode give you the ability to do things on
; opening and closing of library. These functions are called by init
; routine or by Expunge. Init is the only funtion, that is allowed to set a
; value for an global variable. The library pointer is in A5, registers
; have to be saved!!! If _InitCode returns not zero, the init function fails and
; thus the library cannot be opened!

; Sometimes you do not need functions _XpksPackReset, _XpksPackFree or
; _XpksUnpackFree. In this case you can set these dummies here:
;
;_XpksPackFree
_XpksPackReset
_XpksUnpackFree

; Dummy functions, mark out them if you want to use your own ones
_InitCode
_ExitCode	MOVEQ	#0,D0
		RTS
; or set these two if the functions are extern
;	XREF	_InitCode
;	XREF	_ExitCode

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; ASM: in assembler language use this file as an include with directive
;	INCLUDE	xpkLib____.i

; OTHER: In any other language compile this file with an assembler and get
; an object file (called like xpkLib____.o). Link this object file together
; with your other code. This file MUST be the first one (e.g. it is the
; startup code). Set the following external references.
;
;	XREF	_XpksPackerInfo
;	XREF	_XpksPackChunk
;	XREF	_XpksPackFree
;	XREF	_XpksPackReset
;	XREF	_XpksUnpackChunk
;	XREF	_XpksUnpackFree

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