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KNOWN BUGS:
	* only directiory /rd/1/ works

HISTORY:
	* 0.5.4:
		- output file extension is fixed
	* 0.5.3:
		- output dir fixed
	* 0.5.2:
		- static output file
	* 0.5.1:
		- first realase

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#asm
use32
org 0x0
   
 db 'MENUET01'
 dd 0x01
 dd _main
 dd I_END
 dd 0x100000
 dd 0x7fff0
 dd 0x0,0x0
   
include 'INTRINS.ASM'
#endasm
 
#include "klib.h" 

// CONTROLS:   
#define CONTROLS 2
int control[CONTROLS];
int cont1[7] = { CheckBox,4,10,40,0x111111,0xFFFFFF,0};
int cont2[7] = { CheckBox,5,25,55,0xBBBBBB,0,0};
   
void main()
{
	int  event;
	int  button_id;
	
	control[0]=&cont1[0];
	control[1]=&cont2[0];	

	draw_window();
	while(1)
	{
		event=get_event();
		switch(event)
		{
			case 1: draw_window(); break;
			case 2: get_button(); break;
			case 3: button_id=get_button();
			    eventControls(control,CONTROLS,button_id);
				if(button_id==1) s_quit();
			break;
		}
	}
}
   
char text1[50]="THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF C";
char text2[50]="PROGRAM IN KOLIBRIOS";
char text3[50]="";
char text4[50]="SUCCESS";
int  p_text[4];


   
draw_window()
{
	int i; /* for index */
	int y;y=25;	

	p_text[0]=&text1[0];
	p_text[1]=&text2[0];
	p_text[2]=&text3[0];
	p_text[3]=&text4[0];

	begin_draw();

	window(100,100,320,150,0x03ffffff,0x805080d0,0x005080d0);
	label(8,8,0x10ddeeff,"Example application");
	buttonT(50,35,60,12,0x111111,1, "Click Me!", 0xFFFFFF);
	//checkbox(cbTest);
	
	renderControls(control, CONTROLS);

	for(i=0;i<4;i++)
		label(20,40+(y+=10),0x000000,p_text[i]);

	end_draw();
}
   
#asm
I_END:
#endasm

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Small C Compiler Version 2.2
                                         
         The  Small C compiler translates a subset of the C language into
         assembly language. It runs under PC/MS-DOS 2.1 and later.  Small
         C  is  compatible  with  both  Small Assembler and the Microsoft
         assembler MASM. Small C supports a small memory model  with  one
         code and one data/stack segment.
         
         Small  C  supports  arrays  of  one  dimension. Functions always
         return integer  values.  External  functions  are  automatically
         declared.  Initialization  of global variables is supported. The
         preprocessor supports #include, #define, #ifdef, #ifndef, #else,
         #endif,  #asm,  #endasm  commands  .   The   following   control
         statements  are  supported:  if,  switch,  case, default, break,
         continue, while, for, and do/while. All expression operators are
         supported. Only signed and unsigned integer and  character  data
         types  are  supported. The following standard C features are not
         supported: structures, fields, unions, arrays of  pointers,  and
         casts.
         
         Small  C  supports  UNIX-like  I/O  redirection and command-line
         argument passing. The Small C library includes over 80 functions
         -- a nearly complete set  of  the  standard  UNIX/C  repertoire.
         Binary  as  well  as  character  stream  I/O  is  supported. The
         formatted I/O  functions  printf()  and  scanf()  are  included.
         Random  access  to  files  is  provided.  Programs  can  request
         additional file buffering.
         
         The compiler itself is written in Small  C  and  is  distributed
         with  both  object  and source code. As a self compiler, Small C
         can be modified to  work  in  other  environments  and  to  meet
         special   needs.   Since   everything   is  revealed  and  fully
         documented, Small C  has  tremendous  value  as  an  educational
         device.  Small  C  uses a single pass, recursive descent parsing
         algorithm. It generates p-codes for internal use, and  optimizes
         its output.
         
         The  Small  C  language  and  compiler are fully described in "A
         Small C Compiler: Language, Usage, Theory, and Design" by  James
         E. Hendrix. Copies are available from:
         
                              M&T Publishing, Inc.
                              501 Galveston Dr.
                              Redwood City, CA 94063
                              Phone: 1 (800) 533-4372
         
                                  J. E. Hendrix
                                  P.O. Box 1435
                                Oxford, MS  38655

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// CONTROLS:   
#define CONTROLS 2
int control[CONTROLS];
int cont1[7] = { CheckBox,4,10,40,0x111111,0xFFFFFF,0};
int cont2[7] = { CheckBox,5,25,55,0xBBBBBB,0,0};
/* CheckBox
0	int type
1	int id
2	int x,
3	int y,
4	int color,
5	int colorText
6	int checked - if it checked or not 
*/

void main()
{
	control[0]=&cont1[0];
	control[1]=&cont2[0];

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event=get_event();
		switch(event)
		{
			case 1: draw_window(); break;
			case 2: get_button(); break;
			case 3: button_id=get_button();
			    eventControls(control,CONTROLS,button_id); <--- THE MAGIC IS HERE!!			
			break;
		}

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draw_window(){
....
renderControls(control, CONTROLS); <--
{

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include 'INTRINS.ASM'

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get_event()
{
#asm
  mov  eax,10
  int  0x40
#endasm
}

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event=get_event();