AddMem2 V1.0 DocumentationAddMem2 is public domain, and I have included the source code. Legally,you can do whatever you want with PD software, but if you use or modify thesource I would appreciate credit. Thanks.This is a very simple program, similar to the original Amiga "AddMem."I wrote it mostly because I have an A500 with a BaseBoard RAM expansion, plusan IVS Meta4 RAM board. Because the BaseBoard was slow RAM and the Meta4 wastrue fast RAM, I much preferred that the Meta4 RAM get used first. However,the BaseBoard RAM config programs (CRam and AddMem) added the BaseBoard RAMat priority 0, the same priority as the Meta4, thus causing the BaseBoard RAMto get placed first in the free memory pool.To solve the problem, I created AddMem2, a drop-in replacement for AddMem thathas a default RAM priority of -1. As a bonus, you can spec a priority on thecommand line. BaseBoard users need only replace their AddMem executable withthis one and continue to use CRam to configure - CRam will call AddMem2 thesame way it calls AddMem (but make sure to name AddMem2 just "AddMem" or CRamwill be unable to call it).The format is:AddMem <lower hex address> <upper hex address> [priority]The priority is optional and defaults to -1.Bugs reports and comments can be mailed on Internet to:SSNODGR@uoft02.utoledo.eduAddMem2 was written by Steve Snodgrass, 6/4/92
