Simple door 2/4

 BBS: Inland Empire Archive
Date: 02-06-93 (09:42)             Number: 342
From: DAVID COLSTON                Refer#: NONE
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Subj: Simple door           2/4      Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
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SUB CtrlBreak (Port, Present)
SELECT CASE Port
     CASE 0
     Address = &H3F8
     CASE 1
     Address = &H2F8
     CASE 2
     Address = &H3E8
     CASE ELSE
     Address = &H2E8
END SELECT
Old1 = INP(Address + 1)
OUT Address + 1, 0
Old2 = INP(Address + 3)
SetLow = Old2 OR &H40
A# = TIMER
OUT Address + 3, SetLow
Delay .5
OUT Address + 3, Old2 'Set it back the way it was!
OUT Address + 1, Old1
END SUB

DEFSNG A-Z
SUB Delay (X!) STATIC
CheckTime! = TIMER
WHILE TIMER < CheckTime! + X!
WEND
END SUB

DEFINT A-Z
SUB ErrorMessage (A$, X) STATIC
A$ = ""
SELECT CASE X

   CASE 3
       A$ = "Return with out GOSUB."
   CASE 4
   A$ = "Out of Data."
   CASE 5
                A$ = "Illegal Function Call."
   CASE 6
                A$ = "Math Overflow."
   CASE 7
                A$ = "Out of Memory."
   CASE 9
                A$ = "Subscript out of range."
   CASE 11
                A$ = "Division by Zero."
   CASE 14
                A$ = "Out of String Space."
   CASE 16
                A$ = "String Formula Too Complex."
   CASE 19
                A$ = "No RESUME."
   CASE 20
                A$ = "RESUME without error."
   CASE 24
                A$ = "Device TimeOut."
   CASE 25
                A$ = "Device Fault."
   CASE 27
                A$ = "Out of Paper."
   CASE 39
                A$ = "Case Else Expected."
   CASE 40
                A$ = "Variable Required."
   CASE 50
                A$ = "Field OverFlow."
   CASE 51
                A$ = "Internal Error."
   CASE 52
                A$ = "Bad File Name or Number."
   CASE 53
                A$ = "File Not Found."
   CASE 54
                A$ = "Bad File Mode."
   CASE 55
                A$ = "File Already Open."
   CASE 56
                A$ = "Field Statement Active."
   CASE 57
                A$ = "Device I/O Error."
   CASE 58
                A$ = "File Already exists."
   CASE 59
                A$ = "Bad Record Length."
   CASE 61
                A$ = "Disk Full."
   CASE 62
                A$ = "Input past end of file."
   CASE 63
                A$ = "Bad Record Number."
   CASE 64
                A$ = "Bad File Name."
   CASE 67
                A$ = "Too many files."
   CASE 68
                A$ = "Device Unavailable."
   CASE 69
                A$ = "Communications Buffer OverFlow."
   CASE 70
                A$ = "Access Denied."
   CASE 71
                A$ = "Disk or Drive Not Ready."
   CASE 72
                A$ = "Disk Media Error. (Bad Disk!)"
   CASE 75
                A$ = "Path/File access error."
   CASE 76
                A$ = "Path not Found."
   CASE ELSE
                A$ = "Unknown Error #" + STR$(X)

END SELECT

END SUB

SUB FossDeinit (Port, Reg AS RegType)
' Release the FOSSIL device driver
Reg.ax = &H500
Reg.dx = Port
Interrupt &H14, Reg, Reg
END SUB

SUB FossInit (Port, Present, Reg AS RegType)
Present = -1

' Initialize the FOSSIL device driver
'
' dx = Communications port number (0-3)
' ah = &H04    Fossil Function Number - Initialize FOSSIL driver
'                                       (Raises DTR in the porcess)

Reg.dx = Port
Reg.ax = &H400
Interrupt &H14, Reg, Reg
IF Reg.ax <> &H1954 THEN
   Present = 0 'Fossil Not Found
END IF

END SUB
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