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From: jtapasai@bipa162.bi.ehu.es
Subject: help about any_key_pressed
Date: 1998/09/08
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Hi!
I am learning ADA with GNAT under Linux and I have a question
I want to know if there is a function or procedure like this one
(used in Alsys compiler under Windows) :
BIOS_KEYBOARD_GET_EXT_KEYB_STATUS(ANYKEY,SCODE,ACODE);
This procedure is used to know if one key has been pressed

I would like to know if there is another way to get the same result in
gnat under linux. I can not use GET because the proccesor waits blocked
until one key is pressed and I am using tasks,so the proccesor has to
execute the other tasks all the time.

Thanks in advance !

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