| PsiFS_InterceptClaim (SWI &520CA) | |||||||||||||||||
| Claim an intercepted file type | |||||||||||||||||
| On entry: | R0 = | the previously allocated pollword for this client | |||||||||||||||
| R1 = | file type to intercept | ||||||||||||||||
| R2 = | mask of intercept types | ||||||||||||||||
| On exit: | Registers preserved | ||||||||||||||||
| Interrupts: | Interrupt status is undefined Fast interrupts are enabled | ||||||||||||||||
| Processor mode: | Processor is in SVC mode | ||||||||||||||||
| Re-entrancy: | SWI is not re-entrant | ||||||||||||||||
| Use: |
This SWI is experimental - use it with care.
This call allows file transfers within the desktop for the specified file type to be intercepted. The same pollword as returned by PsiFS_Register must be specified. The types of intercept to claim are specified by setting bits in the mask passed in R2:
If no bits are set in the mask then the intercept is released. Alternatively, all intercepts may be released by calling PsiFS_InterceptRelease or PsiFS_Unregister. PsiFS_InterceptPoll should be used to check for new intercepted file transfers when the poll word is non-zero. | ||||||||||||||||
| Related SWIs: | PsiFS_Register, PsiFS_Unregister, PsiFS_InterceptRelease, PsiFS_InterceptPoll, PsiFS_InterceptControl | ||||||||||||||||
| Related vectors: | None | ||||||||||||||||
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