Using CLib from Assembler
by David Spencer

Running this application opens a directory viewer containing three files.

CLibFuncs is a Text file listing all the calls provided by the kernel and C library parts of CLib. The calls are listed in numerical order of offset.

ExCLiB is the example program from the magazine, with many comments added. Running this program creates an Absolute code file (called Example) in the Currently Selected Directory (CSD) - the file Example in the directory viewer is the product of running ExCLib.

Running Example (by double-clicking on it) appears to lock up the Desktop. However, pressing any key will bring up a command window in which you can enter text. The program reads each line of text entered by the user, and prints the line formatted so that the first letter of each word is in upper case and the rest in lower case. The length of each line is also printed. Press Escape to exit the program.

 RISC User 1992
