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/*
	Trix Mouse Driver
	This code is a mouse driver for Mouse Systems Inc.
	Input event comes in a group of five bytes:
	
		byte	contents
		1	1 0 0 0 0 L M R
		2	delta x 1
		3	delta y 1
		4	delta x 2
		5	delta y 2
	
	There are two delta x and delta y samples per mouse event.
	The mouse will not transmit until it has changed position.
*/

#define LEFT	0x4	/* mask for left button first byte 	*/
#define CENTER	0x2	/* mask for center button first byte 	*/
#define RIGHT	0x1	/* mask for right button first byte 	*/

#define MOUSE_OK	0x0	/* things are hunky dory		*/
#define OUT_OF_WINDOW	0x1	/* mouse cursor is moving out of window */
#define CURSOR_CHANGE	0x2	/* mouse cursor changed for window	*/


#define SCREENWIDTH	800	/* physical pixel width of screen 	*/
#define SCREENHEIGHT	1024	/* physical pixel width of screen 	*/
#define SCREENXZERO	0	/* physical zero width position	  	*/
#define SCREENYZERO	0	/* physical zero height position	*/

#define	min(x,y) ((x > y) ? y : x)
#define max(x,y) ((x > y) ? x : y)

struct pegevent
{
	unsigned char	key;		/* keyboard buttons		*/
	unsigned char	buttons;	/* mouse buttons		*/
		 char	deltax;		/* change in mouse x 		*/
		 char	deltay;		/* change in mouse y		*/
};

#define PEGRLOC 0x1	/* peg reciever locked				*/