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- Turbo C Project File
- E:\TC\INCLUDE
- E:\TC\LIB
- 32767
- ~GREP
- -n+ $MEM(64) $NOSWAP $PROMPT $CAP MSG(GREP2MSG)void *.c
- ~Turbo Assembler
- /MX /ZI /O $TASM
- Turbo ~Debugger
- $EXENAME
- Turbo ~Profiler
- tprof
- $EXENAME
- Project Notes for FastKey Demonstration.
- By Steve Holley (c)1992
- FastKey is a keyboard enhancement that provides quicker keyboard input via a
- custom interrupt driver. See the documentation file for more information
- about the routines used. The C version is modeled after the Pascal version
- and uses the same function names. For details about each function see the
- file that comes with the shareware release of FastKey.
- In order to use FastKey with any C program just include the header file for
- FastKey in the main program (see line 3 of C_DEMO.CPP) and make a call to
- InstallFastKey() (see line 15 of C_DEMO.CPP). The function Pressed() may
- then be called anytime to determine whether or not a key is pressed (see
- lines 17, 19, 23). After you are finished using FastKey (or you need to
- use the standard input functions), FastKey must be removed (see line 29).
- That's all there is to using FastKey. Remember that when FastKey is
- installed and active, none of the standard methods to abort the program
- (y'know, Ctrl-C, Ctrl-Break, Ctrl-Alt-Del) work. For buffered input,
- FastKey must be uninstalled.
- FASTKEY.OBJ
- FASTKEY\FASTKEY.OBJ
- C_DEMO.CPP
- O.CPP
- ..\..\TC\INCLUDE\CONIO.H
- ..\..\TC\INCLUDE\DOS.H
- ..\..\TC\INCLUDE\_NULL.H
- ..\..\TC\INCLUDE\_DEFS.H
- ..\..\TC\INCLUDE\STDIO.H
- FASTKEY.CPP
- FASTKEY.H
- C_DEMO.CPP
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