At least on Sam440, I want to program debug registers and receive interrupts. The first point is done but I need help for the second one, if it is possible.
Since in the code below struct fulist gets allocated its memory automatically,
(144 bytes) as the Printf confirms, why do i have a crash on the 2d line of main ?
Just trying to shuffle the entries in an Exec double-linked list and was wondering if anyone has any handy code I could use before I start delving into something complicated.
For a long time now I think that the Hyperion programmers implemented the memory protection in the AmigaOS 4. I don't remember exactly since which version this exists. I also heard that this is temporary disabled and there no way to enable it, because a lot off programs won't work if this is enabled. Is this thing true?
This should really be in a "Misc" forum under OS4 development, but it doesn't exist yet.
What's the easiest way to get basic details of the hardware that your app is running on? I really just need a name, e.g., "SAM 460ex", or "A1200". I'd prefer a method that doesn't require installing additional libraries, but that's not a requirement. Additional info such as how much RAM, etc. would be a bonus.
