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Originally Posted by StingRay
Nope, exactly the other way 'round. If they would be system-friendly they would hardly need any WHDLoad patch.
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No you big silly, I meant...are they system friendly AFTER they'd been WHDLOAD'ED
In which case, the answer is 'yes' it seems.
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Originally Posted by StingRay
They disable the system interrupts (=WB frozen) and do their magic.
It is no API (*sigh*) function, it's a few lines of "custom" code which does that. They don't dump any memory to disk, why should they?
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That's interesting, so as AmigaOS doesn't have any memory protection, what stops the non-system friendly software overwritting your running WB programs...nothing I guess. Which is why I'm coding in a system friendly way
If they memory was dumped to disk (Windoze system hibernate style) the lack of memory protection would not be an issue, hence my comment