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                 XOR            EDX,EDX
                 MOV            AX,WORD PTR SEGADR[0]
                 MOV            DX,WORD PTR SEGADR[2]
                 SHL            EDX,4          ;Calculate linear address
                 ADD            EDX,EAX
                 MOV            AX,DX
                 SHR            EDX,16         ;Return linear address in DX:AX
                 RET
  LINADR         ENDP

  ;Structure defining control block for SUMARRAY.
  ARRAYDATA      STRUCT
    CONDCODE     DWORD          0              ;Condition code
    N            DWORD          0              ;Number of elements to sum
    ADDRESS      DWORD          0              ;Address of first element
    SUM          DWORD          0              ;Sum of array elements
  ARRAYDATA      ENDS

  ;Real-mode interface to SUMARRAY32.  Segment address of control block having
  ;structure ARRAYDATA should be on the stack.
  SUMARRAY       PROC FAR PUBLIC,
                 CBSEGADR:DWORD                ;Control block segment address
                 PUSH           DS
                 PUSHW          DSEG
                 POP            DS
                 XOR            EAX,EAX        ;Clear high words
                 XOR            EDX,EDX
                 MOV            AX,WORD PTR CBSEGADR[2]
                 MOV            DX,WORD PTR CBSEGADR[0]
                 SHL            EAX,4          ;Calculate linear address
                 ADD            EAX,EDX
                 MOV            CCODEPTR,EAX   ;Reset condition code address
                 POP            DS             ;Pop calling DS
                 PUSHD          OFFSET SUMARRAY32
                 CALL           ENTERPM        ;Execute SUMARRAY32 in protected
                 RET
  SUMARRAY       ENDP

  CSEG           ENDS

  TSEG           SEGMENT PARA PUBLIC USE32 'CODE'
                 ASSUME CS:TSEG, SS:TSEG, DS:TSEG, ES:TSEG, FS:DSEG, GS:DGROUP










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  ;Sum the elements of a single precision array.  Array parameters are stored
  ;in a control block having structure of ARRAYDATA.  The linear address of the
  ;control block is stored at CCODEPTR.  An error code of -1 is returned in the
  ;condition code of the control block if the number of array elements is zero
  ;XLIB places an error code in the control block if an FPU exception occurs
  ;while calculating the sum.  This error code will have the FPU status word in
  ;the high word and the XLIB FPU error code in the low word.  Observe that this
  ;routine will be called with DS = FLATDSEL (flat-model data descriptor) and
  ;FS = DSEGSEL (DSEG data descriptor).
  SUMARRAY32     PROC NEAR
                 MOV            EBX,FS:CCODEPTR               ;Get control block
                 MOV            EDX,ARRAYDATA.ADDRESS[EBX]    ;Get array address
                 MOV            ESI,ARRAYDATA.N[EBX]          ;Get N
                 SUB            ESI,1
                 JB             NODATA                        ;Error:  N = 0
                 FLDZ                                         ;Initialize sum
  SUMLOOP:       FADD           DWORD PTR [EDX+4*ESI]
                 SUB            ESI,1
                 JAE            SUMLOOP
                 FSTP           ARRAYDATA.SUM[EBX]            ;Save sum
                 RET
  NODATA:        MOV            ARRAYDATA.CONDCODE[EBX],-1    ;Record error code
                 RET
  SUMARRAY32     ENDP

  TSEG           ENDS
                 END


                              +++++++++++++++++++++
                              + BASIC MAIN MODULE +
                              +++++++++++++++++++++


  'The following Microsoft BASIC 7.0 program should be linked with the above
  'library.  The BASIC program first initializes XLIB.  Next, it creates a
  'single precision array.  A control block for SUMARRAY is then constructed
  'and the call to SUMARRAY is executed.  Finally, the condition code in the
  'control block is inspected and results are printed.

  DEFINT A-Z

  'Declare XLIB procedures
  DECLARE FUNCTION XLIBMEMREQ& ()
  DECLARE FUNCTION INITXLIB& ()
  DECLARE FUNCTION XLIBCONFIG% ()

  'Declare procedures in the library linked with XLIB
  DECLARE FUNCTION LINADR& (SEG VARIABLE AS ANY)
  DECLARE SUB SUMARRAY (SEG VARIABLE AS ANY)







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  'Structure for the control block
  TYPE ARRAYDATA
    CONDCODE AS LONG      'Location to receive any error codes
    N AS LONG             'Number of elements to be summed
    ADDRESS AS LONG       'Linear address of the array
    SUM AS SINGLE         'Location for array sum
  END TYPE

  'Check XLIBCONFIG to see if XLIB has already been initialized.  If not then
  'call XLIBMEMREQ to find amount of conventional memory needed by XLIB and
  'release at least this amount with the BASIC SETMEM function.  XLIBMEMREQ
  'returns with sign bit of DX set if an error occurred.  The error is then
  'identified by AX.  XLIB will not be terminated upon completion of this
  'program in the Microsoft QBX environment; therefore, initialization is
  'required only once within the environment.
  IF XLIBCONFIG = 0 THEN
    TEMP& = XLIBMEMREQ
    IF TEMP& >= 0& THEN
      IF TEMP& > 0 THEN TEMP& = SETMEM(-TEMP& - 16&)
      TEMP& = INITXLIB                 'INITXLIB error code returned in TEMP&
    ELSE
      TEMP& = TEMP& AND &H7FFFFFFF     'Mask sign bit to leave error code only
    END IF
    IF TEMP& THEN
      PRINT "Library initialization error:  "; HEX$(TEMP&)
      END
    END IF
  END IF

  DIM A(100) AS SINGLE
  DIM AD AS ARRAYDATA

  FOR I = 0 TO 100            'Assign numbers to array
    A(I) = I
  NEXT I

  AD.CONDCODE = 0&            'Clear the error code
  AD.N = 50&                  'Sum first 50 elements
  AD.ADDRESS = LINADR(A(0))   'Calculate and record linear address of A(0)

  CALL SUMARRAY(AD)

  IF AD.CONDCODE THEN
    PRINT "Error: ";HEX$(AD.CONDCODE)
  ELSE
    PRINT "Sum: ";AD.SUM      'Should equal 1225
  ENDIF

  END
  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------







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                     Appendix A: Summary of XLIB Public Data


       The following is a summary of most public symbols located in the XLIB
  data segment DSEG.  This summary excludes the symbols presented in tables one
  through three.  All XLIB symbols conform to the Pascal naming convention.


  Symbols:  CSEGVAL, TSEGVAL, DSEGVAL, DGROUPVAL (Segment Values)
  Symbol Types:  WORD
  Default Settings:  CSEG, TSEG, DSEG, DGROUP
  Descriptions:  These are memory locations initialized to the respective
  segment values.  Code in TSEG should not contain segment constants since DOS
  may not be able to handle them in relocation fixups.  Read these locations to
  get segment values.  User segments should be handled the same way.

  Symbols:  CCODEPTR/CCODE (Condition Code Pointer/Condition Code)
  Symbol Types:  DWORD/DWORD
  Default Settings:  CCODEPTR = linear address of CCODE.  CCODE = 0.
  Descriptions:  XLIB interrupt handlers will place flags in the condition code
  to signal the occurrence of the interrupt.  CCODEPTR initially contains the
  linear address of CCODE.  CCODEPTR may be changed by the user, but must point
  to a DWORD in conventional memory.

  Symbol:  FPUCW (Floating Point Unit Control Word)
  Symbol Type:  WORD
  Default Setting:  0332H
  Description:  FPUCW is optionally loaded to the FPU control word by CALLPM and
  ENTERPM.  The default sets rounding control to nearest, precision control to
  64 bits, and unmasks exceptions for:  overflow, zero divide, and invalid
  operations.  Exceptions for underflow, precision, and denormalized operations
  are masked, and are therefore handled internally by the FPU.  Set bit 2 of
  OFLAGS to enable FPU save/restore and load of FPUCW.

  Symbol:  HOTKEY (Hot Key)
  Symbol Type:  WORD
  Default Setting:  022EH
  Description:  HOTKEY specifies the hot key for the keyboard interrupt handler.
  The low byte of HOTKEY specifies the scan code for the key.  The upper byte
  specifies the state of the shift keys.  Bit 8 specifies SHIFT; bit 9 specifies
  CTLR, and bit 10 specifies ALT.  Set bits mean that the designated key must be
  pressed.  All other bits are ignored.  The default hot key is CTRL C.  Bypass
  hot key detection by setting HOTKEY = 0.

  Symbol:  IFLAGS (Initialization Flags)
  Symbol Type:  WORD
  Default Setting:  0
  Description:  IFLAGS is used by INITXLIB to control the initialization
  process.  Bit 0 of IFLAGS determines DPMI/VCPI priority in the event that both
  interfaces are present.  If this bit is clear then DPMI will be installed in
  such cases.  The other bits are reserved.






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  Symbols:  IRQ0INTNO/IRQ8INTNO (IRQ X Interrupt Number)
  Symbol Types:  BYTE/BYTE
  Default Settings:  08H/70H
  Descriptions:  Specifies the interrupt number assigned to IRQ X.  IRQs 0
  through 7 and IRQs 8 through 15 are assigned to contiguous interrupt numbers.
  These locations are valid only after call to INITXLIB.

  Symbol:  OFLAGS (Operation Flags)
  Symbol Type:  WORD
  Default Setting:  0
  Description:  OFLAGS controls post-initialization operation of XLIB.
     Setting bit 0 disables XLIB interrupt handlers.  XLIB sets this bit only at
  calls to CALLPM and ENTERPM and then clears the bit upon return.
     Setting bit 1 causes all FPU interrupts to be cascaded to the inherited
  real-mode interrupt handler.  This bit is automatically set if no FPU is
  present.
     Setting bit 2 enables FPU save/restore in CALLPM and ENTERPM.  Setting this
  bit also causes load of FPUCW to the FPU control word.







































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                  Appendix B: Summary of XLIB Public Procedures


       The following is a summary of all XLIB public procedures.  All procedures
  entered from real mode are in CSEG and have far returns.  All protected-mode
  procedures are in TSEG and have 32-bit near returns.  All procedures conform
  to the Pascal naming and calling convention.  All XLIB procedures may be
  called with interrupts enabled and will return with interrupts enabled
  provided that they were enabled upon call.


  Initialization Routines


  XLIBMEMREQ (XLIB Memory Requirements)
  Purpose:  Find XLIB conventional memory requirements.
  CPU Mode:  Real
  Registers at Call:  None
  Return Registers:
     Sign bit of DX clear if successful.  Memory requirements in bytes returned
  in DX:AX.  DX:AX is upward adjusted to an integer multiple of 16.