The object parameter supplied to EntryHandler() and ExitHandler() is a
pointer which will be passed to your handler when invoked.  This pointer
can be anything; the parser doesn't use it directly.  As an example, you
might pass the pointer to the IFFHandle.  This way, when your handler is
called, you'll be able to easily perform operations on the IFFHandle
within your handler.  Such code might appear as follows:

    error = EntryHandler (iff, ID_ILBM, ID_BMHD, IFFSLI_ROOT, hook, iff);

And your handler would be declared as follows:

    /* Registerized handler hook h_Entry using */
    /* SAS C registerized parameters           */
    LONG __asm MyHandler (register __a0 struct Hook      *hook,
                          register __a1 LONG             *cmd,
                          register __a2 struct IFFHandle *iff)

    /* Standard args handler hook h_SubEntry using */
    /* HookEntry.asm as Hook h_Entry               */
    LONG MyHandler ( struct Hook      *hook,
                     LONG             *cmd,
                     struct IFFHandle *iff )

From within your handler, you could then call CurrentChunk(),
ReadChunkBytes(), or nearly any other operation on the IFFHandle. Please
refer to the EntryHandler() and ExitHandler() Autodocs for additional
information on the use of chunk handlers.