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                      2: ; _KILL386.EQU            5.20A  June 8, 1995
                      3: ;
                      4: ; The Greenleaf Comm Library
                      5: ;
                      6: ; Copyright (C) 1991-94 Greenleaf Software Inc.  All Rights Reserved.
                      7: ;
                      8: ; NOTES
                      9: ;
                     10: ; This file contains the definitions that 32 bit protected mode assembly
                     11: ; language should use to access the _asi_kill_time function.  Mostly,
                     12: ; this is done via the KILL_TIME macro.
                     13: ;
                     14: ; MODIFICATIONS
                     15: ;
                     16: ;  December 1, 1994   5.10A :  Initial release.
                     17: ;
                     18: 
                     19: ;
                     20: ; You will note that I have an ifdef that prevents this definition from
                     21: ; being assembled when I am inside KILL386.ASM.  This prevents a clash
                     22: ; between the EXTRN declaraction here and the PUBLIC definition in
                     23: ; KILL386.ASM.
                     24: ;
                     25: 
                     26: IFNDEF _KILL32
                     27: PISRCODE                     SEGMENT BYTE PUBLIC USE32 'CODE'
                     28:                              EXTRN   C _asi_kill_time:NEAR
                     29: PISRCODE                     ENDS
                     30: ENDIF
                     31: 
                     32: KILL_TIME                    MACRO
                     33:                              call near ptr _asi_kill_time
                     34:                              ENDM
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