NAME
    InitStruct - initialize memory from a table

SYNOPSIS
    InitStruct(initTable, memory, size);
               A1         A2      D0

    void InitStruct(struct InitStruct *, APTR, ULONG);

FUNCTION
    Clear a memory area, then set up default values according to
    the data and offset values in the initTable.  Typically only assembly
    programs take advantage of this function, and only with the macros
    defined in "exec/initializers.i".

    The initialization table has byte commands to

         |a    ||byte|      |given||byte|         |once         |
    load |count||word| into |next ||rptr| offset, |repetitively |
                |long|

    Not all combinations are supported.  The offset, when specified, is
    relative to the memory pointer provided (Memory), and is initially
    zero.  The initialization data (InitTable) contains byte commands
    whose 8 bits are interpreted as follows:

    ddssnnnn
        dd  the destination type (and size):
            00  no offset, use next destination, nnnn is count
            01  no offset, use next destination, nnnn is repeat
            10  destination offset is in the next byte, nnnn is count
            11  destination offset is in the next 24-bits, nnnn is count
        ss  the size and location of the source:
            00  long, from the next two aligned words
            01  word, from the next aligned word
            10  byte, from the next byte
            11  ERROR - will cause an ALERT (see below)
      nnnn  the count or repeat:
         count  the (number+1) of source items to copy
        repeat  the source is copied (number+1) times.

    initTable commands are always read from the next even byte. Given
    destination offsets are always relative to the memory pointer (A2).

    The command %00000000 ends the InitTable stream: use %00010001 if you
    really want to copy one longword without a new offset.

    24 bit APTR not supported for 68020 compatibility -- use long.

INPUTS
    initTable - the beginning of the commands and data to init
            Memory with.  Must be on an even boundary unless only
            byte initialization is done.  End table with "dc.b 0"
            or "dc.w 0".
    memory - the beginning of the memory to initialize.  Must be
            on an even boundary if size is specified.
    size - the size of memory, which is used to clear it before
            initializing it via the initTable.  If Size is zero,
            memory is not cleared before initializing.

            size must be an even number.

SEE ALSO
    exec/initializers.i