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Subject: [MiNT] Tsetitimer
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 22:10:14 +0200
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Hi,

I'm looking through my system call library for Pure C and add mint 
compatible bindings.
For "Tsetitimer()" I've seen different implementation.
TOS.HYP and PCTOS.LIB implement the parameter "which" as a 32bit 
integer. But MiNT implements it as a "short" (=16 bit integer).
As MiNT is (???) to be the only OS implementing this call, TOS.HYP and 
PCTOS.LIB are wrong. Correct?


Philipp