Károly Balogh 48b38994c8 amicommon: the use OS-defined TICKS_PER_SECOND const instead of redefining it using another name 10 years ago
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README.TXT 65f13ac118 amicommon: a common Amiga RTL implementation based on the current AROS one, and made AROS port to use it 11 years ago
classes.pp 65f13ac118 amicommon: a common Amiga RTL implementation based on the current AROS one, and made AROS port to use it 11 years ago
dos.pp 48b38994c8 amicommon: the use OS-defined TICKS_PER_SECOND const instead of redefining it using another name 10 years ago
osdebug.inc 2fba1540c4 amicommon: removed the accidental leftovers of experiments for the last syscall fix for MorphOS 11 years ago
osdebugh.inc 55d85fffad amicommon: basic common debug facilities, influenced by Debug/DebugLn of the AROS port 11 years ago
rtldefs.inc 65f13ac118 amicommon: a common Amiga RTL implementation based on the current AROS one, and made AROS port to use it 11 years ago
sysdir.inc ef5f1b7ed2 amicommon: fixed sysdir.inc/do_chdir() to actually work on AROS 11 years ago
sysfile.inc 3cdf2d0e53 AROS: fixed the new do_filesize() code to build on AROS. 10 years ago
sysheap.inc bbecfeed9e Amiga: manually semaphore-protect the heap Pool, because classic Amiga has no MEMF_SEM_PROTECTED 10 years ago
sysos.inc 65f13ac118 amicommon: a common Amiga RTL implementation based on the current AROS one, and made AROS port to use it 11 years ago
sysosh.inc 65f13ac118 amicommon: a common Amiga RTL implementation based on the current AROS one, and made AROS port to use it 11 years ago
sysutils.pp d7ffb52490 amicommon: define FPC_FEXPAND_DIRSEP_IS_UPDIR for Amiga-like systems. this seems to fix several FExpand weirdness on these systems (like the IDE not working properly on the root directory of a volume due to wrong paths) 10 years ago

README.TXT


This is the common directory for RTL code which is shared among Amiga-like
platforms. That means AmigaOS on 68k, MorphOS and AROS on i386 currently.

All code which is committed to this directory must be compilable and working
on these systems. System specific implementations are possible to add via
include files, which are then included into these files at the right place.

Karoly Balogh (2014.08.22)