#AmigaWorld Q & A
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>From: Dale Larson 76702,654
>Provide objective data in a small table.
>Enforcer Clean (under tested conditions): Yes/No
>MungWall Clean ( " " " ): Yes/No
>Memory Used for normal operations: XXXk
>Hard Drive Installable: Yes/No
>AGA compatible (with default boot condition): Yes/No
>Takes advantage of AGA modes: Yes/No
>040 compatible (with copyback enabled): Yes/No
>1.3 compatible: Yes/No
>2.0 compatible: Yes/No
>3.0 compatible: Yes/No
DON'T FORGET PAL/NTSC KEYMAPSUPPORT!!!!!!!!!!
Geir Molstad, FAMO as, Fax +47 22381205
Geir Molstad,
What is MungWall?
Thanks.
David
David,
Mungwall is a developer's program that checks for out of bounds memory
usage. That is…trying to write (or read) outside of an array's boundriess.
Don
Thanks Don.
David
Not to mention not properly deallocating memory (i.e., deallocating 100
bytes when 120 were allocated).
Not just a developer's tool. It's useful for anyone testing a program,
either as a beta tester, a review writer or just someone who wants to know
that the software s/he runs on her system is reliable.
Dale Larson
– An Amiga Software Engineer with some time on his hands.
From documentation:
12-Apr-93 Mungwall 37.68 / Munglist 37.8 doc.
Mungwall munges memory and watches for illegal FreeMem's.
Mungwall is especially useful in combination with Enforcer.
Output is either serial or parallel (mungwall.par), or local by
using both mungwall and a local serial debug capture tool such
as Sushi.
Geir Molstad, FAMO as, Fax +47 22381205
Thanks Geir Molstad.
David