IRIS Terminal Specifications
The software on the distribution tape is divided into four directories: boot, c, f77
and man.
• iris is a binary file containing software that is downloaded into the
boot
IRIS Terminal during the boot procedure.
• Several files with .dsk suffixes are binary files containing various
demonstration programs. These files can be downloaded into the
IRIS Terminal (see Section 6.7).
• Makefile is a make description file for compiling the C version of the
c
Remote Graphics Library (libgl.a), the serial download program
(dliris) and some demonstration programs.
• termcap is a file containing a TERMCAP description tor the IRIS
Terminal.
• device.h is a C include file with symbolic name definitions for
devices, e.g. mouse and keyboard buttons. Inclusion of this file in
programs intended for the IRIS Terminal is optional.
• get.h is a C include file with definitions for values returned by the
Graphics Library get commands. Inclusion of this file in programs
intended for the IRIS Terminal is optional.
• gl.h is a C include file with default values for colors, screen
boundaries, etc. for the Graphics Library. This file should be
included with every program intended for the IRIS Terminal.
• boot is a Bourne Shell script that is used by the Makefile to identify
the default directory for the IRIS Terminal boot programs.
• dliris.c, irisboot.h and remprom.h are source and include files for dliris,
the program used to serially download software into the IRIS
Terminal.
• io.c, lib.c, rpc.h and Xnsioctl.h are source and include files for generating
the C version of libgl.a, the Remote Graphics Library.
• sqiral.c is a C program that draws a square spiral (see Section 6.7).
• track.c is a C program that displays a box which can be moved by the
mouse (see Section 6.7).
• Makefile is a make description file for compiling the FORTRAN
f77
version of the Remote Graphics Library (libgl.a), the serial download
program (dliris) and some demonstration programs.
• device.h is a FORTRAN include file with symbolic name definitions
for devices, e.g. mouse and keyboard buttons. Inclusion of this file
in programs intended for the IRIS Terminal is optional.
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