CompuServe Thread

Forum unknown · Programming

#'C' memory problems

5 messages in this thread
#59114From: Don Curtis/SYSOPMar 15, 1987 11:59 PM
John, Run them thru FixHunk and they should work fine. Don
#59207From: john samuelsMar 16, 1987 7:35 PM
Thanks, Dan… I'll do it! (that is, as soon as I figure out what FixHunk is! <grin> ). John
#59227From: John DraperMar 16, 1987 8:34 PM
Fixhunk is a nice little utility, invaluable to those of us with expansion memory. It will go through a program file and change the bytes that specify whether a hunk should be loaded to FAST or CHIP memory. The basic idea is that all data hunks are changed to load into CHIP ram, in case there are any graphic or sound structures in them that need to be in CHIP memory. It can be found in DL 9 as FIXHUN2.ARC
#59227From: John DraperMar 16, 1987 8:34 PM
Fixhunk is a nice little utility, invaluable to those of us with expansion memory. It will go through a program file and change the bytes that specify whether a hunk should be loaded to FAST or CHIP memory. The basic idea is that all data hunks are changed to load into CHIP ram, in case there are any graphic or sound structures in them that need to be in CHIP memory. It can be found in DL 9 as FIXHUN2.ARC
#59207From: john samuelsMar 16, 1987 7:35 PM
Thanks, Dan… I'll do it! (that is, as soon as I figure out what FixHunk is! <grin> ). John