Vsys/Macintosh/XMAC

`Vsys/Macintosh/XMAC/`

The Micro Shell provides an interface between Vsys and the classic Macintosh windowing system. The source files on this page are used to build a shell object file. The XSYS page covers the use of that file to build the shell into Vsys classic Macintosh applications. One of those, the Xtop shell application, provides the Vsys command line interface. See MAC for the Micro Shell built-in comannds.

Micro Shell Source


`Head.a`			Micro Shell for the Macintosh IIci.
`MxVsys.a`			System for the Macintosh IIci, including traps and handlers.
`MxVio.a`			IO for the Macintosh. Built-in command execution.
`MxVt200.a`			Terminal emulation.
`MxSyst.e`			MVsys parameters.
`MxLib.a`			Macintosh system routines.
`Suppl.a`			Interface for executables that link with the shell.
`Topsup.a`			Interface for the `Xtop` shell application.

Command Files


`NS.s`			Build `Xshell.yy` and `Xshell.o` from source.
`NSP.s`			Like `NS.s`, but with reassembly of a subset of source files
`TS.s`			Link `Xshell.yy` with `Topsup.y` to make `Xtop.o`.

Miscellaneous Source


`About.a`
`Resour.a`			Read/write/remove resource of a given file.
`scr.a`			Save the entire screen.
`Scrsave.a`

Notes


`Resour.e`			Resource assignments, storing information in a file's resource fork.

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