phil@speedy.WISC.EDU (Phillip Krueger) (07/06/87)
My brother recently bought a MacII, and is bothered by how much of his
Mac software bombs on it. Could somebody please give me directions on
how to turn off the 68020 instruction cache? I'm hoping that'll help.
Can it be done without an assembler? Since neither of us is very experienced
with a Mac, a great deal of detail would be greatly appreciated.
-- Phil Krueger (phil@wisc.edu or phil@crys.wisc.edu)shibumi@well.UUCP (Kenton Abbott Hoover) (07/07/87)
In article <3814@spool.WISC.EDU> phil@speedy.WISC.EDU (Phillip Krueger) writes: >Mac software bombs on it. Could somebody please give me directions on >how to turn off the 68020 instruction cache? I'm hoping that'll help. In MPW Assembler syntax: MACHINE MC68020 CacheOff MAIN CLR D0 MOVE DO, CACR RTS END This is barebones, but it should work. >Can it be done without an assembler? Since neither of us is very experienced >with a Mac, a great deal of detail would be greatly appreciated. Any language that supports inline code will do this. Mail for further details. -- ! Kenton A. Hoover {hoptoad,hplabs,lll-lcc,ptsfa}!well!shibumi ! ! SNAIL: 1748 Clement Street ! ! Prescriptive Technology San Francisco, CA 94121 ! ! "Evil will always triumph over good because good is dumb!" !