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Files in this drawer (for programmers only):

-vnc_lib.fd:
   The library .fd-file, defining function entry points.

-vnc_lib.i:
   Offsets of the vnc.library for assembler usage.


The next four files are link libraries containing stub routines for SAS/
Lattice C. You MAY use direct library calls to VNC without stub routines,
although this is NOT RECOMMENDED. There is a small difference between the
stub and the raw library functions: For almost all raw entry points the
register a5 MUST contain a pointer to the vnc_window structure. This is
not necessary if you use the stub-routines, but you MUST set the window
affected with SetCNWindow() before calling functions of this type.
This is a service ONLY available by the stub-routines.
The stub routines are NOT available for the Manx/Aztec compiler cause this
compiler uses a private, non compatible library coding and a different
base register (a4 instead of a5). If you want to use this compiler, you
MUST use direct library calls. I haven't tested this method, it is possible
that you get problems cause the register a5 is used.

-vnc.stub.lib
   Standard library stub routines: No base relative addressing, parameters
   are passed in the stack.

-vnc.stub.base.lib
   Stub routines for base relative adressing. The base register is a5, as
   used by Lattice/SAS.

-vnc.stub.rr.lib
   Stub routines for registerized parameters with no base relative
   addressing. The first two integer arguments are passed in d0,d1, the
   first two pointers in a0,a1.

-vnc.stub.rr.base.lib
   Stub routines for registerized parameters and base relative addressing
   with register a5.

-VNCDemo.c
   A demo program demonstrating how to call VNC from C programs.


The assembler and C header files aren't done yet, sorry. 
They will be completed soon.

THOR, November 1st 1996.



