Greg King wrote: >From: jim; on Date: Monday, July 26, 2004, at 06:10 PM -0400 > > >>I've also added a few CONST items to the "errno.inc" and "fcntl.inc" >>files. >> >> > >It might be better to create _osmaperrno(), and map ProDOS's error-codes >onto the already-existing errno codes. (Read the "cc65/libsrc/*/oserr*.s" >files, to see how it's done by other platforms.) > > Thanks, I'll look into how that's done, however, that's not what I've added to those .inc files. errno.inc - additions: ENOTDIR = 20 ; A component is not a directory EROFS = 21 ; Read only file system & write requested EBADF = 22 ; fd not a valid file descp or not open for writing fcntl.inc - additions: ; File seek SEEK_SET = $01 SEEK_CUR = $02 SEEK_END = $04 I've checked the 2.10 version and seen that the SEEK codes are already there so that change doesn't need to be done. I do have a conversion routine from ProDOS codes to errno codes. Please keep in mind that I've only been adding to the "common" files POSIX type items and only with great reluctance - I know that the merge is going to be painful. First I have to catch up to the 2.10 version. I want to have everything working at 2.9 then upgrade to 2.10. I've tried the 2.10, but my linux box (Mandrake 9) fails some dependancies and the linker produces bad code. (the jsr's & jmp's are off). Uz, do you have any documentation on the new loadable modules and how it's supposed to work ? Without such functionality I was thinking of having two Apple DOS libraries, however, with loadable modules it is possible to load just what is wanted from a developer point of view. For those who are not familiar with the Apple II's - the enhanced II's and GS have paged memory which can top out at 8 Meg. Thanks for the input - I'll have to make some changes to follow the design better. Thanks Jim ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Thu Jul 29 12:46:24 2004
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