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From: phils@tekig.TEK.COM (Phil Staub)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Need help with object file format
Message-ID: <604@tekig.TEK.COM>
Date: Thu, 19-Nov-87 02:25:50 EST
Article-I.D.: tekig.604
Posted: Thu Nov 19 02:25:50 1987
Date-Received: Sat, 21-Nov-87 13:45:00 EST
References: <15503@watmath.waterloo.edu>
Reply-To: phils@tekig.UUCP (Phil Staub)
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In article <15503@watmath.waterloo.edu> thfisher@watmath.waterloo.edu (Terry Fisher) writes:
<After reading the Bantam 1.2 manual, I decided to write a program that
<set the bits to specify that hunks were to be loaded into a particular
<area in memory. ie CHIP, FAST, or EITHER.  After writing the program, and
<testing it, I found that the programs which I modified loaded did not
<load any differently than they had previously.  The way I understood the
<book was: to specify CHIP memory, set bit 29 of the hunk label, for fast memory,
<set bit 30, and leave both unset for either.

Look at the bottom 1/3 of page 283 in said manual, and you'll find that
it's the hunk _size_ word, not the hunk label, which gets changed.

Good Luck,
Phil
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