OpenEuphoria

Re: Potential New User

• Posted by Bernie <xotron at PCOM.NET> Aug 10, 2000
• 475 views

On Thu, 10 Aug 2000 17:44:29 -0400, Earl Hackett <hacketet at EARTHLINK.NET>
wrote:

>We go into high memory and find little areas (256 or 512 bytes at a time)
>not used by the operating system.  Then we just set our board for those
>addresses.  That's the only memory in the system that's stable so you can
>peek and poke all you want and you always hit the right bit.  Each
>installation is unique so no big deal.
>
>I'll give the DOS32 that came with Windows a shot.


  You may have to use lock_memory function so that euphoria won't

  try to swap-out your memory to disk ( Euphoria uses virtual memory )

  You might look at the register_block function and safe.e when

  debugging your code.

  Bernie