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Remove SetHalt documentation - code was already disabled.

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David Brown 2016-11-24 18:10:51 +00:00
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doc/Features.md
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@ -144,5 +144,3 @@ HALT displays the message 'Terminated by Halt(n)'. For negative values that corr
Bear in mind that both Linux and Windows generally treat the return code as a signed 8 bit value, ignoring higher order bits. Therefore it is best to restrict HALT and ASSERT codes to the range -128 .. 127. Bear in mind that both Linux and Windows generally treat the return code as a signed 8 bit value, ignoring higher order bits. Therefore it is best to restrict HALT and ASSERT codes to the range -128 .. 127.
A client application may register a halt handler by calling Platform.SetHalt(p) where p: PROCEDURE(n: SYSTEM.INT32). This procedure will be called before Halt displays it's message. The procedure may suppress the Halt message by calling Platform.Exit(code: INTEGER) directly.

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@ -151,9 +151,4 @@ MODULE Modules; (* jt 6.1.96 *)
Platform.Exit(code); Platform.Exit(code);
END AssertFail; END AssertFail;
(*
PROCEDURE SetHalt*(p: HaltProcedure);
BEGIN HaltHandler := p; END SetHalt;
*)
END Modules. END Modules.