// $Id$
Directory structure of CLIB:
+--BIN              accompanying functions
+--CONIO    	    <CONIO.H> functions
+--CONF             configuration data/functions
+--CORE             highly system-depend functions, mostly assembly
+--DEBUG            support of debugging the CLib and user's sources
+--DOS              DOS specific functions that don't fit into other dirs
|  +--BIOS          interface to the BIOS interrupts 0x15, 0x11, 0x12, CPU
|  +--CDROM         interface to the MSCDEX CDROM extension
|  +--DATE          interface to the BIOS date/time API (INT-1A)
|  +--DISK          interface to the BIOS disk API (INT-13, INT-25, INT-26)
|  +--EMS           interface to the EMS API
|  +--GRAPH         interface to the graphical interface (BGI?)
|  +--INT           interface to the interrupts 0x23 (^Break), 0x24 (Critical Error)
|  +--JOYSTICK      interface to the joystick / gamepad / flightstick
|  +--KEY           interface to the BIOS keyboard API (INT-16)
|  +--MEMORY        interface to the DOS memory management, UMB, HMA
|  +--MOUSE         interface to the mouse / trackball / pen
|  +--MUX           interface to the multiplex interrupt (INT-27)
|  +--PRINTER       interface to the BIOS printer API (INT-17)
|  +--PROTECT       interface to the protected mode
|  +--SERIAL        interface to the BIOS serial port (COM:) API (INT-14)
|  +--SOUND         interface to the speaker / sound cards
|  +--VIDEO         interface to the BIOS video API (INT-10), vesa
|  +--XMS           interface to the XMS API
+--FILE             file manipulating functions (scan, attributes, ...)
+--FIO              file pointer based Input/Output functions
+--HEAP             heap management (near & far)
+--INCLUDE          collection of all header files shiped with the LIB files
+--IO               handle based Input/Output functions, ioctl
+--LOCALE           locale environment (nationalizing)
+--MATH             mathematical functions
+--MEMORY           string/memory functions (near & far)
+--PROCESS          process management, PSP, environment
+--TIME             date/time related functions

Note: Some functions may fit in more than one category, in this case they
are put into that one that fits most, in the subjective opinion of its
author.

Each directory maintains its own header files. That headers that must be
used in conjunction with CLib are generated or copied into the
HEADER directory.
