karl@sugar.hackercorp.com (Karl Lehenbauer) (05/24/89)
I have this well-behaved audio hack that is going to load in a bunch of data and essentially leave it there for a long time. I'm sure people who use it and have 68020/68030's with 32-bit RAM will not want its data sitting there in their 32-bit RAM, so I want to keep it in their 16-bit FAST RAM. (I understand samples can only play from CHIP RAM -- It's cool) As I understand it, RAD: allocates its memory from the back of the freelist, so RAD drives consume 16-bit memory first. Anyway, the question is: is there any cool and/or legal way to make my program be able to allocate 16-bit FAST RAM instead of 32-bit RAM? -- -- uunet!sugar!karl | "Woof!" -- Free Usenet BBS (713) 438-5018