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lvo v36.18
Copyright (c) 1990 Commodore-Amiga, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Usage: lvo library [function] [wedgeline [wedgeopts]]
(needs FD: assign to where FD files are)
LVO (in conjunction with FD files) can be used to
- look up the C or assembler arguments for a function
- look up the LVO offset(s) for a function or whole library
- generate easy command lines for "Wedge"
Examples:
1> lvo exec AvailMem
exec.library LVO $ff28 -216 AvailMem()
AvailMem(requirements)(d1)
1> lvo exec AvailMem wedgeline
run wedge exec 0xff28 0x8002 0x8000 opt r "c=AvailMem(requirements)(d1)"
1> lvo intuition
intuition.library LVO $ffe2 -30 OpenIntuition()
intuition.library LVO $ffdc -36 Intuition()
intuition.library LVO $ffd6 -42 AddGadget()
intuition.library LVO $ffd0 -48 ClearDMRequest()
intuition.library LVO $ffca -54 ClearMenuStrip()
etc.
When using LVO to generate Wedge command lines, you probably want to
redirect the output to a file. Use concatentation redirection (>>)
to append additional wedgelines to the same file. Edit the file
if necessary to add or change options (see wedge.doc). Then execute
the file. When you are ready to kill all of the wedges, do Wedge KILLALL.