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Annotation of os2sdk/startup/register.h, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: /***
        !             2: *register.h - definitions for register variable specifiers
        !             3: *
        !             4: *   Copyright (c) 1985-1987, Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.
        !             5: *
        !             6: *Purpose:
        !             7: *   This file contains definitions for register variable specifiers.
        !             8: *   #ifdef'd for 8086 and 68000
        !             9: *   [Internal]
        !            10: *
        !            11: *******************************************************************************/
        !            12: 
        !            13: #define  REG1   register
        !            14: #define  REG2   register
        !            15: 
        !            16: #ifdef M_I86
        !            17:     #define  REG3
        !            18:     #define  REG4
        !            19:     #define  REG5
        !            20:     #define  REG6
        !            21:     #define  REG7
        !            22:     #define  REG8
        !            23:     #define  REG9
        !            24: #endif
        !            25: #ifdef M_M68000
        !            26:     #define  REG3   register
        !            27:     #define  REG4   register
        !            28:     #define  REG5   register
        !            29:     #define  REG6   register
        !            30:     #define  REG7   register
        !            31:     #define  REG8   register
        !            32:     #define  REG9   register
        !            33: #endif
        !            34: 
        !            35: #define  REG10
        !            36: #define  REG11
        !            37: #define  REG12
        !            38: #define  REG13
        !            39: #define  REG14
        !            40: #define  REG15
        !            41: #define  REG16

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