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- In a message of 21 Jan 96 chaos@wiloyee.shnet.org wrote to All:
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- cws> $000000-$1fffff Chip RAM
- cws> $a00000-$bfffff Hardware: CIA (parallel, serial, disk, timers, and
- cws> $dff000-$dfffff Hardware: custom chips (graphic, sound, disk,
- cws> $f80000-$ffffff Kickstart ROM
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- cws> you can use this to orientate yourself, but you should NEVER rely on
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- Actually it's useful for debugging... if you see what should be a bitplane
- pointer with an address of more than $200000 you know somethings wrong.
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- cws> nothing important at this adress. if you want to check your programms
- cws> for this error, simply put a easy to see constant in this adress, like
- cws> $aaaaaaaa or $BADC0DE. if this number appears in one of your registers,
- cws> get alarmed. if the value of adress $0 changes, even worse.
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- Thanks for the tip !
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- Ben... :)
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