NAME
        EndCardAccess -- Called at the end of credit-card memory access

   SYNOPSIS
        result=EndCardAccess( handle )
        d0                      a1

        ULONG EndCardAccess( struct cardhandle * );

   FUNCTION
        This function should be called when you are done accessing
        credit-card memory.

        Its effect will depend on the type of Amiga machine your
        code happens to be running on.  On some machines it
        will cause an access light to be turned OFF in approximately
        1/2 second.

        On machines which support an access light, the light will
        automatically be turned off when you call releasecard().

   INPUTS
        handle - Same handle as that used when owncard() was called.

   RETURNS
        TRUE if you are still the owner of the credit-card.  FALSE
        if you are no longer the owner of the credit-card (usually
        indicating the card was removed).

   NOTES
        This function may be called from within a task, or from a level 1
        or level 2 interrupt.

        It is highly recommended that you call this function
        after accessing credit-card memory, as well as checking
        the return value.  If it is a return value of FALSE, you
        should stop accessing credit-card memory, and conclude
        that the card was removed before this function was called.

        On some machines it is possible that the credit-card will be
        removed before you receive the removed interrupt.

   SEE ALSO
        owncard(), releasecard(), begincardaccess()