amiga-request@ab20.larc.nasa.gov (Amiga Sources/Binaries Moderator) (06/15/91)
Submitted-by: hull@hao.ucar.edu (Howard Hull)
Posting-number: Volume 91, Issue 120
Archive-name: utilities/memometer-2.20/part01
[ includes uuencoded executable and icons ...tad ]
* MemMometer - A program hacked from Tom Rokicki's WFrags more or less...
* (in fact, a heck of a lot) in the style of Peter Da Silva's "Gauge."
* The program opens a narrow window with the same dimensions as the disk
* capacity gadget found in the top-level workbench window for an Amiga
* DOS v1.3 floppy volume. The sizing gadget is like the one in Gauge;
* to resize the window, just click the left mouse button over the "E".
* The "F" is the program title in this rather short manifestation of
* an Amiga Intuition window drag bar.
#!/bin/sh
# This is a shell archive. Remove anything before this line, then unpack
# it by saving it into a file and typing "sh file". To overwrite existing
# files, type "sh file -c". You can also feed this as standard input via
# unshar, or by typing "sh <file", e.g.. If this archive is complete, you
# will see the following message at the end:
# "End of archive 1 (of 2)."
# Contents: 8ColorWB.uu 8ColorWb.note MM.info.uu MM.uu ReadMe2.2
# ReadMe2.2.uu makefile mm.doc mm.doc.info.uu mm.h
# Wrapped by tadguy@ab20 on Fri Jun 14 18:30:39 1991
PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/ucb ; export PATH
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X
X
X With MemMometer version 2.2 19-May-1991, NOTE:
X
X The files needed for the 8-color Workbench are -
X
X WBD Fred Fish Disk #346 by Oliver Wagner
X (The formerly used WBDepth utility crashes with AmigaDOS V2.0).
X
X Formerly required functions PopColours, SetColor and SavColor
X are now provided from the Palette tool in the AmigaDOS V2.0
X Prefs Drawer. It's good to see the Commodore Software engineers
X are able to so quickly implement popularly approved PD tools
X under the obviously more rigorous professional constraints of
X a commercially marketed multitasking operating system... Thanks
X CATS and MICE. (You all know about the CATS people (Commodore
X Applications & Technical Support) The other one is Multitasking
X Implementors for Commodore Engineering).
X
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XThis is MemMometer V2.2
XPrevious versions of MemMometer were
X V1.0 - Distributed to Peter Da Silva and Tom Rokicki, sent to Fred Fish
X but was evidently not put on a Fish Disk. Problems with the program
X were that it used the Delay(Arrgh) function for timing, that it had
X an unrestricted menu selection for Slow-Fast memory that, with non-
X existent memory, would result in a crash without prior warning.
X Also, the codes for one, two, or three columns were separate, so it
X was issued as three independently compiled programs.
X V1.1 - Not Distributed. Delay() function replaced by VBLANK timer code
X submitted to Usenet by Andy Finkel (a member of the CBM Amiga team).
X V2.0 - Submitted to comp.sources/binaries.amiga but not circulated.
X Menu item added for setting MemMometer's running priority. Requester
X added to inform user that Slow-Fast memory selections in Warps mode
X must be physically correct to avoid a system-fatal Guru 4 illegal
X instruction exception trap due to non-existent memory.
X V2.1 - Submitted to Fred Fish. Some changes to the 8 color workbench color
X table to add the ability to recognize 0xffffffff checksums and to
X conform more closely with CBM Workbench colors. Some corrections
X to inaccuracies in the documentation. The requester also was fixed
X to open with a link to the MemMometer window (titled "F") rather
X than to an underlying dummy window titled "Mem Mometer". While it
X renders the title somewhat more obscure, it limits the resource
X request to one requester-sized window rather than two.
X V2.2 - Menues changed to access 32-bit memory address range. Cold leaps
X of Arctic faith are now met by the Warning Requester for any
X request to change address range or address base for either the SF
X or Fast memory menus in warps mode; this leaves no Tern unstoned.
X Compiled with Aztec 3.6, should compile with Aztec 5.0 / 5.1 as well.
X Howard Hull
X hull@ncar.edu
X
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XMM: mm.o mminit.o
X ln mm.o mminit.o -lc -o MM
X
Xmm.o: mm.h mm.c
X cc mm.c
X
Xmminit.o: mm.h mminit.c
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X/*
X * Information for MM Version 2.20, 19-May-1991
X *
X * MemMometer - A program hacked from Tom Rokicki's WFrags more or less...
X * (in fact, a heck of a lot) in the style of Peter Da Silva's "Gauge."
X * The program opens a narrow window with the same dimensions as the disk
X * capacity gadget found in the top-level workbench window for an Amiga
X * DOS v1.3 floppy volume. The sizing gadget is like the one in Gauge;
X * to resize the window, just click the left mouse button over the "E".
X * The "F" is the program title in this rather short manifestation of
X * an Amiga Intuition window drag bar.
X *
X * My bin copy of Gauge broke when I put a Michigan Insider in my A1000.
X * I did not have source for the Gauge program, so I conjured this one.
X * To my chagrin, MM 1.0 broke when I got a 2000 (more on that shortly),
X * the Amiga 3000 blew away the previous version of this program, too,
X * of course. But that's the way it is with hardware-oriented software
X * hacks! :-| Changes with this version involve reconstruction of the
X * fast ram address menus to accomodate the A3000's 32-bit address space
X * for fast ram at 7000000 to 7FFFFFF hex. Please note that Amiga DOS
X * allocates this space in heap fashion (autoconfiguring memory in
X * successively lower addresses starting from the top, while utilizing
X * it within each zone in the usual fashion from the bottom up). The
X * following table describes how to set MM for various Amiga 3000 memory
X * configurations:
X * Fast Ram Size Base Address
X * 1 Meg 7f00000
X * 2 Meg 7e00000
X * 3 Meg 7d00000
X * 4 Meg 7c00000
X * 6 Meg 7a00000
X * 8 Meg 7800000
X * 10 Meg 7600000
X * 12 Meg 7400000
X * 14 Meg 7200000
X * 16 Meg 7000000
X *
X * MemMometer may be started from an icon, a CLI, or the Run command
X * from a CLI. MM uses dynamic allocation for its display data, and
X * does its own resource tracking. MM will surrender any resources
X * which it has successfully obtained from allocation requests if,
X * while MM is running, requested resources are denied. This type
X * of fault (exit code 20) proceeds silently, and without prior notice.
X *
X * Now for a run through MemMometer's menu mechanics. MemMometer opens
X * with a non-interlaced-screen-height narrow window at the left side of
X * the Workbench screen. The window width is the same as the width of the
X * capacity gauge which Workbench used to render at the left side of the
X * v1.3 top level window for a floppy volume. As with Peter Da Silva's
X * original gauge program, the MemMometer has an E at the bottom of the
X * window, and an F at the top.
X *
X * The E and the F are respectively, the window sizing gadget, and the
X * window titlebar. While MemMometer can and does automatically arrange
X * the window to suit the memory configuration, it depends on the user to
X * select appropriate memory size and address values via the menus. The
X * menu style is the usual Amiga Intuition menu set; selection is achieved
X * by clicking the left mouse button while the mouse pointer is anywhere
X * within the program's window boundary, and then activating the menu bar
X * by holding down the right mouse button and sliding the mouse pointer
X * along the Workbench screen title bar at the top of the Workbench screen.
X *
X * At the left side of the Workbench screen title is the Project Menu. The
X * Project Menu has three options. The first option is "Front", which is a
X * window-to-front command for the event that the MM window was partially
X * buried by the opening of new windows after MM was invoked. If the
X * right mouse button is released while the mouse pointer is directly over
X * the Front menu item, the MM window will oblige by popping forward to an
X * unobstructed view. The second menu option is the "Back" item, which
X * will move the MM window back behind any other windows that have been
X * opened on the Workbench screen (with exception of a backdrop window).
X * The third Project menu option is the "Quit" option, which directs MM to
X * close its window and release the AmigaDOS resources it has allocated.
X * The normal return code is zero.
X *
X * The second Intuition menu is the Setup menu. There are two Setup menu
X * items. The first item is the "Mode" item. MM has two modes, and they
X * are selected by sliding the mouse pointer straight down from the screen
X * title bar over the Mode item , and then moving the pointer to the right
X * as the mode submenu is activated. The activated submenu provides two
X * choices, "Frags" and "Warps". Frags are rather much the same as they
X * were in Da Silva's gauge program. "Frags" is the default menu selection
X * with which MM is first initialized. The Frags display is described in
X * the following table:
X *
X * 2-Color Workbench 4-Color Workbench 8-Color Workbench
X * Unallocated Blue Black Black
X * Allocated White Orange Yellow
X * Fragmented Blue Blue Blue
X *
X * Unallocated memory is free memory available to programs. The programs
X * may obtain this memory from AmigaDOS through allocation requests. The
X * Allocated memory is memory assigned to programs running under AmigaDOS.
X * Fragmented memory consists of interleaved small memhunks, some of which
X * are assigned to programs and some of which are in the free memory pool.
X * The smallest fragments are 8 bytes, and the largest memhunks may be more
X * than a megabyte. The fragmented class is assigned when, in making the
X * MM window display, a single horizontal pixel line was found to represent
X * both allocated and unallocated memhunks. For this reason, for a full
X * window height MemMometer, the resolution of the fragmentation is shown
X * in more detail on interlaced Amiga Workbench screens.
X *
X * The second mode item selection is the "Warps" mode. While the Frags
X * mode is usually utilized as a low-priority background indicator, the
X * Warps mode is usually utilized at a somewhat higher priority for the
X * purpose of tracking bugs and system irregularities. In this context,
X * I define warps as a form of discretized sample-to-sample differencing
X * function for some arbitrary segment of memory. Warps are determined by
X * dividing the selected address space evenly among the MemMometer display
X * pixels, computing an assignment checkfunction for each pixel line of the
X * display on the associated assigned memory space at some sample time, and
X * then, while retaining the previous pixel-by-pixel record, repeating the
X * same evaluation the second sample time and comparing the sequentially
X * determined checksums. A "checksum" is computed by means of a sequential
X * bit-wise eXclusive OR assignment. This type of checksum can readily
X * detect zeroed or changed values. In the table below, logical FALSE is
X * zero, logical TRUE is taken as 0xffffffff and VALUE is anything else.
X * Colors indicate the type of change. Colors for the most part follow
X * the v1.3 standard CBM workbench color set; they're shown as follows:
X *
X * Pen # Color Pen # Color
X * 0 Blue 4 Green
X * 1 White 5 Red
X * 2 Black 6 Cyan
X * 3 Orange 7 Yellow
X *
X * These colors are used to map the changes in memory content from sample
X * to sample as programs multitask together:
X *
X * Condition 2-Color Workbench 4-Color Workbench 8-Color Workbench
X *
X * VALUE ===> VALUE Blue Blue Blue
X * VALUE =/=> VALUE White Orange Orange
X * FALSE ===> FALSE Blue Black Black
X * FALSE ---> VALUE White Orange Yellow
X * VALUE ---> FALSE White White Red
X * TRUE ---> FALSE Blue Black Cyan
X * TRUE ---> VALUE Blue Black Cyan
X * TRUE ===> TRUE Blue Blue Green
X * FALSE ---> TRUE Blue Blue Green
X * VALUE ---> TRUE Blue Blue Green
X *
X * The second Setup menu item is a Frequency selection submenu. While the
X * selected value does set a minimum frequency with which the memory state
X * will be examined, it's done by introducing a delay between measurements.
X * The introduced delay will be equal in seconds to the value selected in
X * the submenu. The delay is accomplished by the AmigaDOS timer.device
X * using the VBLANK mode. It was not thought worth the difficulty to make
X * the timing as precise as would be possible using the cia.resource, as
X * that might make the resource less useful to other programs, and as well
X * would mean extra effort adjusting for memory size-dependent scan times
X * from the various memory sizes selectable with the MM program. Delay
X * intervals of 1, 2, 5, and 10 seconds are available.
X *
X * The third Intuition menu is a Priority menu. This menu applies only to
X * the MemMometer program and its associated CLI process. Initially it is
X * at priority 0 with the expectation that the user will set it lower once
X * the program is running, in order to give more time to the other active
X * processes the user will be running. A value of -50 is recommended. In
X * the event the Priority of MM is changed via the menu, the CLI inherits
X * MemMometer's new priority and retains that priority even after MM quits.
X * Thus, with extreme priority settings, it may be better to "Run MM" to
X * keep from passing the extreme priority to subsequent processes spawned
X * from the CLI that was used to invoke MemMometer. Also, go easy with the
X * positive priorities; remember that with AmigaDOS version 2.0 the DOS
X * input.device runs priority 20, the SCSI bus handler is 12, SCSI.device
X * is 11, FileSystem is priority 10, and the CON: and trackdisk.device
X * are priority 5 usually. Note that the first three MemMometer menu
X * items are used to increment or decrement a priority selected in the
X * lower part of the menu. Selection of the "NORM" menu item removes any
X * increment or decrement previously set while at any given level.
X *
X * The remaining Intuition menu selections are provided so that the range
X * and base address of the memory examined may be adjusted for the user's
X * Amiga memory configuration. Note that the base address must always be
X * set to the correct base address for the given memory configuration in
X * order for the Frags option to work properly, but that the range may be
X * adjusted to give a better resolution for the first segments around the
X * base address, if desired. Menus are provided for Chip memory, the old
X * Slow-Fast (C00000/Ranger) memory, and Fast memory. While I have had no
X * difficulty as a result of selecting a range of memory that involved a
X * non-existent seqment for Chip or Fast memory in either Frags or Warps
X * mode, when I selected non-existent SFMemory on my Fat Agnus Amiga 2000
X * in Warps mode, it resulted in a total system-wide red Guru 4 (illegal
X * instruction exception).
X *
X * After that, I decided to post a requester for the user to issue terse
X * warning that a crash is _possible_ with incorrectly specified menu
X * selections in warps mode. Since it is possible, for example, to roll
X * over on 24-bit addresses via large memory size menu selections, one
X * can access forbidden zones through inappropriate settings of the Fast
X * Mem menus as well. Thus MM also calls the requester if the Fast Mem
X * size menu is changed. The requester displays the message:
X *
X * WARNING! CRASH POSSIBLE
X * MENU MEMORY SELECTIONS MUST
X * REFERENCE EXISTING MEMORY
X *
X * Risk It Retreat
X *
X * You don't have to worry about a crash if you really have an amount of
X * SF or Fast memory equal or greater than the amount you specified and
X * the base address is within what you specified (the default base address
X * for SF Mem is C00000 and 200000 for A2000 Fast Mem). Too bad I have to
X * do this, but it is a matter the hardware regards seriously, as some
X * registers do things when they are read, never mind what they do when
X * they are written! If you really want to be annoyed, just get Bryce
X * Nesbitt's Enforcer program. It will yap at you through the serial port
X * every time any program (such as this one) reads the zero page...
X *
X * So, here you see the two options. The left button says - Risk It -.
X * That's a comfortable gamble if you know your Fast memory configuration.
X * Pre Fat-Agnus Amiga 2000 machines have 512K of Slow-Fast memory. The
X * Newer 2000s have no C00000 Slow Fast memory, and the A3000 only has the
X * 200000 ZorroII 16-bit Fast Memory if you added a Mem card - so beware
X * of this and try the other settings when you have nothing else going on,
X * until you gain a knowledge of what is safe. The - Retreat - option sets
X * the SF or Fast Memory Size selected internal to the MemMometer program
X * to zero and clears the display. (It does leave the menu items checked,
X * though, so you will have to remember to re-select suitable menu values
X * in order to get the display to show something in each existing memory
X * type. For Chip and Fast memory this will simply entail going back into
X * the menu and again selecting whatever was previously checked. The SF
X * memory size should be set either to appropriate values or to "NONE".)
X *
X * Note that in the display there may at any time be anywhere from one
X * to three MemMometers - for Chip (left-hand column), another for the
X * Slow Fast mem (center column) and yet another for Fast mem (right-hand
X * column). These MemMometers can be turned on or off as desired by
X * selecting "NONE" or the various items in the Size menus.
X *
X * Parts of several freely distributable programs have been used to make
X * MemMometer. Menus, for instance, are done in the style VT100 (Wecker,
X * et al). As with the VT100 program, MemMometer has preset variables.
X * However, the program does not yet contain a script file reader or an
X * AREXX interface with which to automatically set the variables. Likely
X * it is that I'll write the code for that some time this century!
X *
X * MemMometer uses forbid() and permit() when it examines the mem list in
X * Frags mode. I suppose it is possible with large amounts of memory to
X * scan, that some gross treachery can happen while the list is locked.
X * However, with my 4 meg Amiga 3000 I've not seen it. It takes a while
X * after startup to settle out and display the large byte counts associated
X * with Fast mem, so be patient... MemMometer is most useful for finding
X * out why large programs won't load. It's also useful in development for
X * seeing the impact your application is having on memory fragmentation,
X * or how various programs (and viruses, for that matter) are allocating
X * memory.
X *
X * The Warps mode displays any change it sees in memory from one sample
X * to the next; BUT this mode only works sensibly when JUST ONE memory size
X * selection is active (set others to "NONE"). The memory space is scanned
X * asynchronously, so it can have sample alias difficulties. However, the
X * Warps mode does not use forbid(), permit(), enable(), disable(), or any
X * other constrictive system call. It just does a lot of read-only memory
X * cycles and writes the result in its own dynamically allocated memory
X * space.
X *
X * To run MemMometer, simply type
X *
X * run MM
X *
X * or click on the icon.
X *
X * Then open the menu item selections and set them for your configuration.
X * Frags mode, and 512K of CHIP @0 is the default these days, what with
X * hugh variety of configurations routinely encountered. The modes are
X * are color coded into the "F" and "E" indicators in accordance with the
X * AmigaDOS v1.3 color table; AmigaDOS v2.0 looks pale by comparison:
X *
X * Mode Indicator 2 color WB 4 Color WB 8 Color WB
X *
X * Frags E Blue Blue Blue
X * Warps E White Orange Yellow
X *
X * One column:
X * Chip F Blue Blue Blue
X * Slow-Fast F Blue Black Cyan
X * Fast F White Orange Yellow
X *
X * Two columns:
X * Chip +SF F Blue Blue Blue
X * Chip +Fast F Blue Black Cyan
X * SF + Fast F White Orange Yellow
X *
X * Three columns:
X * C + SF + Fast F Blue Blue Blue
X * None F White Orange Orange
X *
X * The source code included with this distribution was compiled with the
X * Manx Aztec C compiler, version 3.6a in 16-bit integer mode. Numerous
X * type casts in the code, as well as other non-alignments with the Lattice
X * environment would make compilation under versions of Lattice difficult.
X * Sorry. Compilation instructions are of course in the makefile included
X * in the distribution.
X *
X * About my part of C code - it wasn't done for speed, as I am sure you can
X * tell. If I wanted speed I would have used assembly language. It also
X * likely isn't elegant code, by a long shot (unless it's the part I got
X * from Rokicki's WFrags). But assembly language is time-consuming to
X * write, so that won't happen any time soon. Maybe the next thing will be
X * the AREXX port - so that other programs can specify a low address and a
X * byte count range for one of the MemMometers to display (say, within the
X * specified menu selection span). Gross comments about the code or bug
X * reports may be e-mailed to me at the site domain specified below.
X *
X * About everyone else's C code in MM - Let's see, VT100 (Wecker et al) has
X * been freely distributable since the early days of the Amiga. When VT100
X * was first posted, Wecker did not prepend a copyright to the code. He
X * later discovered that his employer (DEC) routinely required employees to
X * sign a contract statement which granted to DEC all rights with respect
X * to codes written by DEC employees, whether the codes were written on the
X * company's time/facilities or otherwise. I do not know how the matter
X * was resolved, but VT100 still seems to be on the freely distributable
X * software list. The menus in MM, while styled with the same code forms
X * as were used with VT100 v2.3, are of course different in content in any
X * case. The WFrags program was, I believe, a version by Tom Rokicki (the
X * Amiga Tex guy) might be evolved from the Frags program originally put
X * to the net by Mike Meyer. WFrags was submitted to the net without a
X * prepended copyright notice, evidently intended as freely distributable
X * software.
X *
X * The spirit of these contributions is that they are not to be used for
X * commercial purposes, and the original authors certainly appreciate
X * being cited for their work. So I just did that. The timer codes are
X * exerpted from a network article by Andy Finkel of CBM, submitted as a
X * demonstration of the ease of implementing the Amiga timer.device in C.
X *
X * So, for my part, I add no further restrictions to the codes in MM.
X * In that spirit, I hereby submit the following Standard Disclaimer:
X *
X * The authors accept no responsibility for anything either beneficial or
X * detrimental that may happen as a result of using the codes in MM. The
X * codes are intended for non-commercial use only.
X *
X *
X * Howard Hull hull@ncar.edu
X *
X */
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