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Originally Posted by Toni Wilen
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Only chip memory (memory starting at $0) or Zorro3 memory can be used
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Why do you think so? All memory is linear mapped from base address in 68020+ modes. Last few betas have linear memory, even if 68000. |
betas have linear memory, even if 68000.
Not a thought, to pass a pointer to a dll, you should translate the 'amiga' address to 'host' address. The function 105, passing through $00f0ffc0 is the offset between address 0 (the beginning of the chip mem) and the true block ptr in the 'host' mapping.
; input void
; output D0 return memory offset
DLLGetMemoryOffset
moveq #105,D0
jsr $00f0ffc0
rts
This routine computes the offset between address 0 and the real memory offset in Windows world.
All buffers must be allocated in CHIP, for example toto = AllocMem(512, MEMF_CHIP), then DLLGetMemoryOffset()+toto matches exactly the buffer toto in the dll.
Perhaps you want I keep all this stuff secret to not use WinUAE for hacking
