Short: checks for a working MMU Author: mbergmann-sh@web.de (Michael Bergmann) Uploader: mbergmann-sh web de (Michael Bergmann) Type: util/cli Version: 1.0 Requires: util/libs/MMULib.lha, dev/c/StormWizard2_3.lha (wizard.library v45.1) Architecture: m68k-amigaos >= 2.0.4 Distribution: Aminet Kurz: prüft auf vorhandene MMU This is about checkMMU and showMMU, two Shell programs that test for a working MMU in your Amiga or emulator setup. Both programs require mmu.library to be installed on your system. 1. checkMMU =========== This Program is intended to be used from within Shell scripts (example provided) and does not output any visible informations. Instead, it returns RETURN_OK if a MMU is detected and RETURN_ERROR if not. Typicall usage would be to test for a working MMU in S:Startup-Sequence before loading certain debugging tools that require a MMU: failat 15 if exists C:checkMMU c:checkMMU if ERROR ;echo "No MMU!" <- remove comment to be bothered, breaks startup if no MMU ELSE segtracker & endif else echo "checkCPU not found!" endif 2. showMMU ========== This program is a bit more noisy than checkMMU. It outputs some basic information about the MMU type If no MMU is found, it will also report that. In fact, showMMU was the prototype for checkMMU. ;) 3. Sources and License ====================== Full sources are provided. They may be used however you like, as long as no one gets hurt. Michael Bergmann, March 2023