ASM Frame - V0.1
	Copyright (C) 2000 Fred Barnes <frmb2@ukc.ac.uk>
	Released under the terms of the GNU Public License (see frame.c)


ASM Frame provides a simple wrapper for assembler programs.  It provides
simple input and output to the assembler program.  It would typically be
used when playing around with assembler, not in anything serious!

The source file frame.c provides a number of functions, which passes
parameters through the EAX register (or 8 and 16 bit counterparts),
rather than using the stack like C does.

In brief, these functions are:
	OutChar		print the character in AL
	OutString	print the string pointed to by EAX
	OutInt8		print the 8-bit signed integer in AL
	OutInt16	print the 16-bit signed integer in AX
	OutInt32	print the 32-bit signed integer in EAX
	OutUInt8	print the 8-bit unsigned integer in AL
	OutUInt16	print the 16-bit unsigned integer in AX
	OutUInt32	print the 32-bit unsigned integer in EAX
	OutHex8		print the 8-bit unsigned integer in AL as hex
	OutHex16	print the 16-bit unsigned integer in AX as hex
	OutHex32	print the 32-bit unsigned integer in EAX as hex
	InChar		read a character from the keyboard into the
			address pointed at by EAX.


The main code lies in frame.c, which is compiled down to frame.o.  The
script `mkasm' takes an assembly source file as an argument, and links
it with frame.o + usual stuff to create an executable.  Look at the
.s files included to work out how to do things.