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Memory Observer - Fast Doc
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1. Disclaimer
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You use this program at your own risk. It is provided "as is" without
warranties of any kind. I cannot be held responsable for any damage it
can cause.
2. Copyright
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Memory Observer is © Copyright 1995 by Simone Tellini. It is FREEWARE,
so you can freely copy it, but, as usual, you CAN'T charge it more than
Fred Fish does for a single disk.
You can also modify it's source code and it's GUI, provided that you
leave my name in it (and the names of people that modified it before you
;).
You can distribute modified copy of Memory Observer, but this and ALL the
other files present in this archive must be distributed with it.
3. A little note
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The GUI of this program has been designed with "Interface Editor v2.04",
a wonderful program by... err... me! ;-)
Write me if you want to receive a demo...
4. What it does
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Memory Observer is just a memory monitor: it checks every 1/50 of second
a specified memory location and displays its content in various ways.
First of all, if you want to monitor your memory, you'll have to check
the "Monitor" gadget :). Then you can insert the address (in hex) you
want to observ in the relative gadget.
Moreover, you could want to be informed when the memory is changed: just
check the "Beep" gadget!
Then "Sign" gadget indicates if the Decimal number should be considered
Signed or Unsigned...
You can choose if monitor a longword, a word or a single byte. In the
first two cases, the addresses you insert will be rounded.
Well, that's all folks! (I wrote it's a *FAST* doc, didn't I? :-)
P.S. If you wanna contact me:
Snail Mail:
Simone Tellini
Piazza Resistenza 2
42016 Guastalla RE
ITALY
FidoNet:
2:332/502 (Simone Tellini)
InterNet:
Simone.Tellini@f502.n332.z2.fidonet.org