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A.I.B.B.
Amiga Intuition Based Benchmarks
Program Release Version 4.0
Copyright 1991,1992 LaMonte Koop
Program System Requirements
AIBB is designed to operate on many different platform arrangements,
but there are a few requirements which are necessary for proper program
operation. These are as follows:
-- AmigaOS 1.3 or greater is necessary on all systems except those
using the MC68040 as the system main processor. AmigaOS 2.0 is
required for proper operation on those systems. Users of AmigaOS
1.3 with accelerators must be sure to be using the latest SetPatch
routines for those OS versions. ( SetPatch v1.34 ) Among other
things, SetPatch corrects a problem with FPU code with this OS
version, and is necessary for proper operation of AIBB.
-- AIBB will function with a minimum of 512K of memory, provided very
little else is loaded to use any of that space. However, AIBB will
most likely be very limited under such an environment, and a lower
limit for proper operation is more realistically 1 megabyte of RAM.
-- MC68040 users should have a math function emulation library such
as that supplied by CBM or accelerator manufacturers to properly
emulate the MC68881/MC68882 hardware-implemented transcendental
functions. AIBB will look for the presence of one, and if not found
will not allow the use of the FPU-related test functions.
-- AIBB uses a shared library for its file requester functions. For
this reason AIBB requires that one of the following shared libraries
be within the system LIBS: directory:
1. kd_freq.library ( library version 2.0 or greater )
2. req.library ( library versiopn 2.0 or greater )
3. asl.library ( AmigaOS 2.0 systems only )
4. reqtools.library
AIBB will search for these libraries in the order given, stopping
when it is either able to open one, or none are found.
-- It should be noted that although there are no restrictions placed on
the type of system AIBB can be operated on, this program was never
really meant for use on unaccelerated systems. On such platforms,
AIBB may seem to operate somewhat sluggishly, although no operational
problems should exist.
Please consult the main documentation for further information.