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This is a collection of a few random programs that I could get together
for the developers conference.
The programs are:
morerows
This program allows one to make the workbench screen larger than normal.
This program only works when used with kickstart 33.180 or later (use
the version command to find the version of the kickstart and workbench).
The number of additional rows and columns can be separately set. When
called with no arguments, it prints out the current defaults. The
following seems to be the largest that works:
morerows -rows 35 -columns 64
To use morerows is a bit tricky. First run it and set the number of
rows and columns to the desired amount. Then run preferences. Be sure
to drag the center screen placement gadget to the upper left. Finally
save preferences (morerows only changes the in memory copy of prefs.
It relies on the preferences program to save it to disk).
Sorry, I didn't have source to this program at the conference.
bigfont
When looking at workbench in interlaced mode, the screen often flickers.
Amiga designed a new font called topaz.11. This font was designed to
look better when interlaced. It should be called from the startup script
just before loadwb, but may be called later (any cli that is already
running won't pick up the new font).
prof
A first hack of a profiler. It works only with small model manx programs.
(I'm working on lattice, greenhills, and large manx programs). It does
not have very good help, but does give very useful output. To use:
prof <program> <arguments>
Prof generates the raw profiler output file (prof.out). Then run
reader -nz [ <program> [ <prof output file> ] ]
which will interpret the file, and print out usage statistics
based on which routine was used the most.
The program is still very rough. It will be changed drastically
before actual release.
exec_lib
an example of an exec library written in Aztec C small model which
can be called by anyone. See README file.
tools
a PD clock program we got from JimG. Called mclk (mclk.c)
tools.h has some useful debugging macros, include flashing the LED
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Neil Katin
102 Baintree Place
Los Gatos CA 95030
Jim Mackraz
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