Contents of Companion Disk Number 2

                                 for the

            Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manual: Libraries & Devices
                  Copyright © 1990 by Commodore-Amiga, Inc.
                   Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc.
                            ISBN 0-201-18187-8 








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Devices

devices/audio/
    Audio1.c - A program which makes a simple beep-tone.
    Audio2.c - A program which plays IFF standard 8SVX sample files.
               Samples larger than 128K are played using double-buffering.

devices/clipboard/
    clip.c - clipboard example read/write/post
    cbio.c - clipboard io support routines (linked with clip.c)

devices/console/
    console.c - attach console to Intuition window, use/parse CSI sequences

devices/input/
    inputset.c - Example of how to change the key repeat timings of the
                 input device.

    inputmake.c - Example of how to add input events to the system input
                  food chain.

    inputswap.c &
    inputhandler.a - Example of an input handler.  This example "correctly"
                    swaps the left and right mouse buttons.

devices/gameport/
    joy.c - system compatible high level access to gameport for joysticks

devices/keyboard/
    keymatrix.c - Example of reading the keyboard key-state matrix from the
                  keyboard device.

    keyinput.c - Example of how to ask for keyboard events directly from the
                 keyboard device.  This example is only good for programs
                 that take over the system.

    keyreset.c &
    keyhandler.a - Example of how to install a *RESET* handler into the
                   keyboard device.  The handler could then do some minor
                   work before the system really did the reset.

devices/narrator/
    Narrator.c - Shows how to make speech with the narrator device
                 using phonemes generated by the translator library
                 from ASCII text.  Also shows how to use the narrator's
                 mouth-shape data.

devices/parallel/
    parallel.c  - Simple no tricks example of parallel.device usage
    parallel2.c - Simple no tricks example of parallel.device usage
    parallel3.c - Simple, abortable example of parallel.device usage

devices/printer/
    epsonq/ - example printerdriver for EpsonQ
    epsonx/ - example printerdriver for EpsonX
    hp/ - example printerdriver for HP LaserJet
    xerox/ - example printerdriver for Xerox 4020
    wd/windowdump - shows the usage of printer IO.

devices/sampledevice/
    sample.device.asm - sample exec device for Expansion or devs (ram disk)

devices/serial/
    serial.c    - Simple no tricks example of serial.device usage
    serial2.c   - Complex tricky example of serial.device usage

devices/timer/
    GetSysTime.c - Shows how to do a simple date function based on
                   system time.
    TimeMath.c   - A simple demo of the 3 timer math functions.
    TimerTest.c  - Shows how to display and change system time and perform
                   simple delay functions.

devices/trackdisk/
    trackcopy.c - This copies DF0: to DF1: on a track by track basis.
                  It is an EXACT copy using TD_READ and TD_FORMAT.
                  It also shows some of the other TD_ commands.


Libraries

libraries/expansion/
    autoboot.asm - assembler autoboot ROM driver code fragment
    findboards.c - FindConfigDev example prints info on configured boards

libraries/layers/
    layer.c - overview of layers usage.

libraries/samplelibrary/
    sample.library.asm - sample run-time library with .lib, fd's, pragmas
    include/
    test/
    lib/
    library/

libraries/workbench/
    prargs.c - prints out passed CLI or Workbench args
    rkm_icon_example.c - creates a project icon, demonstrates ToolType use
    startup/ - sample Amiga startup code for C or assembler


Resources

resources/misc/
    FlushDevice.c - Code fragment which shows how to expunge a device -
                    this is needed to get the serial port back after a
                    printer driver has opened and closed it.

resources/potgo/
    read9n5.c - Code that shows how to directly read pins 9 and 5 of the
                second gameport (non-mouse port) using the potgo.resource.