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/*                    Test.c used to test ArCoIF.c                    */
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/*                            13 Jun 1994                             */
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#include "sys:programming/my_gst/theone.h"
#include <mylib.h>
#include "arcosupport.h"


extern __chip char Marquis;	// This is important!

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/* Sorry there aint a lot to this little demo, but I'm a lazy sod, I  */
/* rely on the auto-initialising of the libraries, and a VAST include */
/* file, (Can't be bothered figurin' out what I need to include so it */
/*  tends to be almost everything!!) I may be lazy, But at least I'm  */
/*                               HONEST                               */
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void
 main(int argc,char *argv[])
{
	if(SendMacro( &Marquis, "Test Prog", FALSE, NULL ))
		printf("finished sending\n");
	else
		printf("Unable to start Macro\n");
	cleanup();	// NOT required as macro was syncronous
			// but here for completeness!
}

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/*  You could simply Write it out to a file first, by using something */
/* like:                                                              */
/*                Write(outfile, &Marquis, Marquislen)                */
/* Marquislen is defined within the ArCo object module and should     */
/* be declared similar to char Marquis but as the following           */
/*                   extern __chip long Marquislen                    */
/* You could then call on RX to execute it, But thats REAL LAZY!      */
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