[Coco] SysCall source listing

[Wayne Campbell]

Thanks for the response, Robert. I am seeking to complete my collection of
original software as well as the NOS-9 versions. I will certainly look for
the source file you are referring to, but I am trying to track down
origins. The Level 1 Basic09 disk does not contain SysCall. I have heard of
people saying there was a source file in one of the manuals, but I cannot
find it. Since I have been able to prove that there are differences between
the Level 1 and 2 versions of gfx and inkey, I am seeking to find out if
there were similar changes to SysCall. I can only do that with an original
module or source listing.

Wayne
 On Nov 26, 2013 5:41 PM, "Robert Gault" <robert.gault at att.net> wrote:

> Wayne Campbell wrote:
>
>> I have heard many times over the years that there was a listing for
>> SysCall
>> in one of the Level 1 or Level 2 manuals. The only source version I have
>> seen is the listing in the OSK 2.4 manual, and the 68K registers make it a
>> totally different program from 6x09.
>>
>> Does anyone out there know:
>>
>> a) is there a Level 1 version of SysCall (source or module)?
>> b) if there is (either) does anyone on this list have a copy of it or
>> them?
>>
>> Before someone tells me to just use the one in the distribution, I do not
>> need it for that. I am compiling a complete collection of OS-9 Level 1 and
>> Level 2 Basic09 software (Basic09, RunB, Inkey, SysCall, gfx, gfx2). The
>> Level 1 Basic09 disk does not include SysCall. If there is a source
>> listing
>> for it, or a module compiled and included elsewhere on some obscure disk,
>> I
>> would like to add a copy to my collection.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Wayne
>>
>>
>>
> Syscall exists in both Level1 and Level2 but is not part of OS-9 but
> rather Basic09. You can find the source code for syscall in the NitrOS-9
> project under:
> 3rdparty\packages\basic09\syscall.asm
>
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