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Lattice 5.04 Reference

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#93354From: Patrick MaloneyMar 8, 1990 8:59 PM
Here is something I have been wondering about: I have Lattice C 5.0 (upgraded to 5.04). Where can I find documentation on added commands etc. An example is vsprintf(). It is not in the manuals anywhere and I cannot seem to find it in the readme files. Also, I cannot compile any assembly files with the Lattice assembler unless i put a "section code,text" or something as the first line.
#93411From: Mike Roth/LatticeMar 9, 1990 1:17 AM
The added library routines, such as vsprintf(), are standard ANSI functions and can be found in any good C book which covers the ANSI standard. Documentation on the Lattice assembler is available on the Lattice BBS in the file LCASM.DOC. I could E-Mail you the documentation file if you like, but you'll have to send me your registration number first. Hope this helps. — Mike Roth / Lattice
#93881From: Patrick MaloneyMar 12, 1990 10:00 AM
Thanks for the info on the ASM docs, and I'll d/l those myself from Lattice BBS. Regarding the C reference, in one of the 1.3 tech manuals, it mentions the function CXBRK() and how,why,where to redefine it to disable Ctrl-C during Level 2 I/O (printfs,etc. Level 2?). At any rate, where do I find out more about Lattice-specific functions like these? Are they in any of the source included on the disks? (Obviously, I have not looked). Is there any additional docs that you sell/provide for a more in-depth reference? Thanks again….PM
#93994From: Mike Roth/LatticeMar 13, 1990 12:10 AM
All lattice specific functions are documented in Volume 2 of our manual. I don't have them handy right now, but I believe you should be able to find out more about CXBRK() if you look under the description for chkabort(). We do not sell any documentation outside of the manuals that come with the compiler. — Mike Roth
#94655From: Patrick MaloneyMar 19, 1990 11:44 AM
Thanks, Mike. Will check in Vol 2.