Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of sysace/FAT

Timestamp:

Jul 19, 2006, 10:11:03 PM (18 years ago)

Author:

snovich

Comment:

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sysace/FAT

@@ -32 +32 @@
 
  * sysace_stdio.h (does not require the user to manually add the *.c & *.h files)
-  * Contains the core FATFS functions. Detailed in  \\EDK\doc\oslib_rm.pdf
+   * Contains the core FATFS functions. Detailed in  \\EDK\doc\oslib_rm.pdf
  *sysace_l.h (does not require the user to manually add the *.c & *.h files)
-  * Contains core SysACE controller functions needed for warpsysace.h
+   * Contains core SysACE controller functions needed for warpsysace.h
  * sysace.h (does not require the user to manually add the *.c & *.h files)
-  * Contains core SysACE controller functions needed for warpsysace.h
+   * Contains core SysACE controller functions needed for warpsysace.h
  * warpsysace.h ('''requires''' the user to manually add the *.c & *.h files)
-  * Contains the necessary lock function for SysACE to work
-  * Provides extra functionality, such as a file-logging system
+   * Contains the necessary lock function for SysACE to work
+   * Provides extra functionality, such as a file-logging system
  * warplib.h ('''requires''' the user to add the library files manually)
-  * Required for warpsysace to function
+   * Required for warpsysace to function
 
 Once these items have been implemented, the user must apply the '''WarpSysace_GetLock(base_addr)''' function, as detailed in section of this document entitled, “Reconfiguring On Flash Using Software.” Once this function has been called, the user is free to utilize the FAT-file functionality as detailed in: \\EDK\doc\oslib_rm.pdf .
@@ -47 +47 @@
 
  * to make files, user only needs to use “sysace_fopen”
-  * the file must return a defined type int for use in other sysace functions, (such as sysace_fread)
+   * the file must return a defined type int for use in other sysace functions, (such as sysace_fread)
  * The largest string size that can be written is defined by the buffer size of the library in the system MSS file
  * To append data to a file, simply do not close it and perform more writes
  * When done modifying a file, always close it. This may otherwise result in a corrupt file.
  * If things freeze (can happen after lots of changes) – reformat the card again with mkdosfs
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