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Part 2ýAll of the Details
by Walter Krawec
Introduction
ý Format() ý Install()
ý Directory() ý Run()
ý Menu() ý Saving
Memory ý Interfacing to the File Manager
ý Two Sample Programs ý Conclusion
ý Sources and PDF
DIRECTORY()
The Directory() procedure has all of
the code needed to output a directory of all programs that are installed
in the 68HC11ýs RAM (with a maximum of about 340 programs). It requires
some variables and file itoa.c, which converts integers into
characters and outputs them to the SCI.
If there are no programs installed, the
simple message, "There are no programs," is displayed. If
there are programs, then the number is printed followed by the actual
program names.
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