; ******************************************************************************
; KSE166-Profile for Keil 80C166/167 C Compiler Example
; *****************************************************************wb*8/10/93***
;
; Language I.D. is one of the following:
;
;  0 - Generic Assembler    1 - Generic C           2 - Generic Pascal
;  3 - Tasking 80166 C      4 - HighTec 80166 C     5 - Generic HLL/Microtec C
;  6 - Microtec Pascal      7 - Scicon 68K Ada
;
; NOTE:	use "0" if debugging at the assembly source level. Otherwise, "5" is
;	typically used for "Generic HLL" except where a specific compiler
;	is specified.
;
; Format of this file is as follows:
;
;original module name <whitespace> new module name <whitespace> language code
;
; For example, your compiler generates an assembly modules name that is
; different from the actual file name. The compiler generated module is
; "COMP_MOD", but your file is called "COMPARE.ASM". The filter, as a default,
; may place a .C extension onto your compiler generated modulename and assign
; the module a HLL default language I.D. of 5. The following profile would be
; used to assign your module the correct filename and language I.D:
;
;comp_mod.c			compare.asm		0
;
; NOTE: TRANSLATION ALWAYS OCCURS AFTER THE FILTER HAS COMPLETLY PROCESSED
;       YOUR INPUT FILE. You may use the KSYMDUMP utility using the "-s"
;       command line option to generate a listing of modulenames to see what
;	names you will be entering in the "original module name" field in
;	your profile. Comparisons are performed CASE-SENSITIVE.
;
; Original Module Name		New Module Name		Language I.D.
; --------------------		---------------		-------------
?c_startup.c			start167.a66		0