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Changed multi-line C comments into another style.

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The left side doesn't look unbalanced.
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Greg King
2014-06-30 05:10:35 -04:00
parent 132d57f1ad
commit 0390c34e88
502 changed files with 8869 additions and 8884 deletions
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include/modload.h
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@@ -34,8 +34,8 @@
/* Exports structures and functions to load relocatable o65 modules at
* runtime.
*/
** runtime.
*/
@@ -45,22 +45,22 @@
/* The following struct is passed to the module loader. It contains stuff,
* the loader needs to work, and another area where the loader will place
* informational data if it was successful. You will have to check the return
* code of mod_load before accessing any of these additional struct members.
*/
** the loader needs to work, and another area where the loader will place
** informational data if it was successful. You will have to check the return
** code of mod_load before accessing any of these additional struct members.
*/
struct mod_ctrl {
/* Parameters passed into the loader routine. The member callerdata
* is an opaque 16 bit datatype that may be used by the caller to
* pass data through to the read routine. The read routine is used by the
* loader to load any required data. There are several calls where the
* read routine is passed a count of 1, so you may choose to make this
* a special case when implementing read(). The read() should return the
* number of bytes actually read. If the return value differs from the
* passed count, this is considered an error.
* NOTE: read() is designed so that the POSIX read() routine can be used
* for this vector, if you're loading from disk.
*/
** is an opaque 16 bit datatype that may be used by the caller to
** pass data through to the read routine. The read routine is used by the
** loader to load any required data. There are several calls where the
** read routine is passed a count of 1, so you may choose to make this
** a special case when implementing read(). The read() should return the
** number of bytes actually read. If the return value differs from the
** passed count, this is considered an error.
** NOTE: read() is designed so that the POSIX read() routine can be used
** for this vector, if you're loading from disk.
*/
int __fastcall__ (*read) (int callerdata, void* buffer, unsigned count);
int callerdata;
@@ -74,15 +74,15 @@ struct mod_ctrl {
unsigned char __fastcall__ mod_load (struct mod_ctrl* ctrl);
/* Load a module into memory and relocate it. The function will return an
* error code (see below). If MLOAD_OK is returned, the outgoing fields in
* the passed mod_ctrl struct contain information about the module just
* loaded.
*/
** error code (see below). If MLOAD_OK is returned, the outgoing fields in
** the passed mod_ctrl struct contain information about the module just
** loaded.
*/
void __fastcall__ mod_free (void* module);
/* Free a loaded module. Note: The given pointer is the pointer to the
* module memory, not a pointer to a control structure.
*/
** module memory, not a pointer to a control structure.
*/