inportw.asm

inportb implementation for libx86

Author

Marcel Sondaar

License

Public Domain

Summary

inportw.asm	inportb implementation for libx86
Functions
inportw	reads a word (short int) from an x86 i/o port

Functions

inportw

reads a word (short int) from an x86 i/o port

in

Stack(1) = port to access

out

Return = read value

MOS

The exokernel documentation

wcstoimax(), wcstoumax()

is this the correct way?

udi_ramdisk_props.asm

create something sensible here

test-runtime-syscall.asm

allocatepagetable.asm

createthreadremote.asm

inportw.asm

libfb_sys_getshorpath.c

libfb_file_putback.c

libfb_file_putback_wstr.c

libfb_init.c

libfb_init_nullstring.c

mos_fb.h

Rtlib-0.20

Add query of system default

fb.h

fb_RtExit() will be called from static/ libfb_ctor.c

fb_RtInit() will be called from static/ libfb_ctor.c

if encoding != ASCII, putback buffer will be in

if exponent letter is d|D, and

libfb_dev_file_eof.c

query system default

standardize the DEV_* structs, or provide a device hook function to get OS handle

unicode fixes

Unicode support

with a different stack allocation strategy, this

Rtlib-0.24p

Add query of system default

Add support for non-x86

can’t compare just the address because object or type could be declared in a DLL

can’t tell difference if /bin/ sh returned 127

dev_file_eof.c

DJGPP info on 3rd arg of spawnv* functions is inconsistent;

Figure out which Unixy systems have/ don’t have PTHREAD_MUTEX_RECURSIVE[_NP]

handle scrolling for internal characters/ attributes buffer?

if encoding != ASCII, putback buffer will be in

if exponent letter is d|D, and

io_serial_dos.c

localtime() can return NULL due to weird value from time()

localtime() may return NULL, as documented on MSDN and Linux man pages,

No need to test for input keys because sleep will be hooked

query system default

SPC is only allowed when using LFNs provided by a Windows

standardize the DEV_* structs, or provide a device hook function to get OS handle

they must be static, or shared libraries in Linux would reuse the

Use default COM properties by default

use NtSetSystemTime

user-allocated zstrings are assumed to be large enough

We need to find a method to set a flag whenver a NEW character

with a different stack allocation strategy, this

won’t be able to tell the difference if the exec’ed program returned 255.

Rtlib-0.25p

Add query of system default

Add support for non-x86

can’t compare just the address because object or type could be declared in a DLL

dev_file_eof.c

if encoding != ASCII, putback buffer will be in

if exponent letter is d|D, and

libc support

localtime() can return NULL due to weird value from time()

localtime() may return NULL, as documented on MSDN and Linux man pages,

No need to test for input keys because sleep will be hooked

query system default

standardize the DEV_* structs, or provide a device hook function to get OS handle

user-allocated zstrings are assumed to be large enough

with a different stack allocation strategy, this

Rtlibx

libfb_time_decodeserdate.c

libfb_time_week.c

libfb_time_weekdayname.c

Architecture-specific

channel_event_complete.c

gio_event_res_unused.c

dma_constraints_free.c

exec.c

intr_attach_ack_unused.c

intr_detach_ack_unused.c

really esp - local (not: ebp - local)???

stage3. asm [ia-common]