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PLAT 03 - Problems with MPW and ROM Maps (1-May-95)
Q How do we build or get a ROM map for a Power Macintosh? Can we use MPW's
profiling tools?
A Power Macintosh computers don't have ROM maps -- they use a different data
structure called a ROMInfo file. There is a single ROMInfo file (in the folder
on ETO containing the Macintosh Debugger for PowerPC) for the three Power Mac
models.
Please note that the MPW-based 68K profiling tools do not work for the Power
Macintosh. For profiling, the Adaptive Sampling Profiler from the Macintosh
Debugger for PowerPC is the preferred tool. ETO #16 has a new version that can
read ROMInfo maps. To show the Macintosh Debugger for PowerPC where to look for
ROM symbols, just put the ROMInfo file in the same folder as Power Mac
Debugger.
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