IOst.a | 14 | Macintosh Micro Shell, plus standard IO consolidation for the systems below, excluding 5, 12, and the unnumbered generic C system. The enumeration is a conditional assembly selector for the indicated system. | ||
Ioc.a | C | |||
Iocrds.a | 1 | Unos, Charles River Data Systems | ||
Iounis3.a | 4 | Unisoft, Torch | ||
Iohp3.a | 5 | Hewlett Packard | ||
Iomu3.a | 6 8 |
Unix System V, Motorola Unix System V, Stride |
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Ioat3.a | 7 | AT&T Unix | ||
Iomin.a | 9 | Minimum | ||
Iosun.a | 10 | Sun | ||
Ioatari.a | 11 | Atari | ||
Iomac.a | 12 | Unix System V, Macintosh II | ||
Ioamiga.a | 13 | Amiga | ||
Ionext.a | 15 | NeXT |
The startup code sets up the command line and environment variable arguments expected by a Vsys _main program, makes the current Workbench window a command line console, and adapts unix to Amiga path syntax. It also includes handlers for the trap #8 subset of syscalls in IOst.a, which is also used for the Minimum and the Macintosh.
Start.a | Amiga startup source for Amistart.ab, or optionally for Crt0.y, the latter to be linked with files produced by the A compiler. | ||
Amlib.a | System independent standard IO functions for text display, including numbers and time, handled through trap #8. Included by Start.a. | ||
Vtoex.a | Vsys position independent or absolute object file to Amiga executable file translator, with insertion of the binary startup code, Amistart.ab. | ||
NS.s | Build Amiga startup object files, absolute position independent Amistart.ab, and position independent Crt0.y. | ||
Vtoex.s | Build Vtoex executable. |