Dave
in your example....
LRESPR win1_PTH_rext
PTH_ADD "win1_C68BIN_"
PTH_ADD "win1_QJUMP_"
PTH_ADD "win1_SYS_"
PROG_USE "PTH1_"
Id expect DIR PTH1_ to show all objects in C68BIN , QJUMP & SYS.
In my example i have two directories 48k and 128k ( and they are
directories off win1_)
so ( and it seems the "" aren't really necessary )
10 LRESPR rom1_pth_rext
20 PTH_ADD "win1_48k_"
30 PTH_ADD "win1_128k_"
40 PROG_USE "PTH1_"
Id expect dir pth1_ to show all objects in 48K and 128K but it only
shows
objects in 48K !?! swapping lines 20 and 30 shows only the objects in
directory
128k !
Argh !
Neil
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 22 February 2007 12:21 >>>
Neil,
Just remembered - there is a copy of the PTH_rext file on the C68
RUNTIME 2
disk (amongst other extras) and there is an example BOOT file there as
well
with comments on how to use the various extensions. A lot of the
options in
the example BOOT file FOR c68 are purely in as REMark statements so
they are
not activated unless you modify that BOOT file (or create a custom one
of
your own).
Dave
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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 22 February 2007 10:18 >>>
>>Neil,
>>No it is not the root folder. Is the PATH device written by Phil
Borman.
>>Basically it allows multiple locations to be transparently searched
under a
>>single name just like is done via the PATH statement in Windows.
>>This means you can open a file using a filename of the form
PTH1_FILENAME
>>and all locations associated with PTH1 will be searched for
FILENAME.
>>I would highly recommend using it.
>>Dave
Yes, I can see how that would be very useful. I shall see how it is
set
up on my machine
( via the boot program I suspect) and try to understand if it's being
utilised by anything.
Cheers
Neil
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Sent: 22 February 2007 10:08
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Subject: Re: [ql-users] c68 guide for one who wants to know.
Dave,
Just reading the starting _doc file now and it is the sort of thing i
needed
to see first.... which leads me onto a something I've been meaning to
ask for
quite a while, if stightly off topic.
What does pth1_ symbolize? My guess is thats it's the root directory
on
my HD
but what is it's purpose?
I'm reading through everyones responses, they are very useful.
Cheers
Neil
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