BattMem Resource - Revision history

Alexandre Balaban: Changed layout for Resource Information source

2012-07-12T21:52:04Z

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 Additional information on the battmem resource can be found in the include files and the Autodocs for the battmem resource.
-'''BattMem Resource Information'''
+!colspan="2"|BattMem Resource Information
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+|rowspan="4"|Includes || resources/battmem.i
-resources/battmembitsamix.h<br />
+|resources/battmembitsamiga.h

Alexandre Balaban: Make use of Note template

2012-07-12T21:48:04Z

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	The system considers BattMem to be a set of bits rather than bytes. This is done to conserve the limited space available. All bits are reserved, and applications should not read, or write undefined bits. Writing bits should be done with extreme caution since the settings will survive power-down/power-up. You can find the bit definitions in the BattMem include files resources/battmembitsamiga.h, resources/battmembitsamix.h and resources/battmembitsshared.h. They should be consulted before you do anything with the resource.		The system considers BattMem to be a set of bits rather than bytes. This is done to conserve the limited space available. All bits are reserved, and applications should not read, or write undefined bits. Writing bits should be done with extreme caution since the settings will survive power-down/power-up. You can find the bit definitions in the BattMem include files resources/battmembitsamiga.h, resources/battmembitsamix.h and resources/battmembitsshared.h. They should be consulted before you do anything with the resource.

		⚫	{{Note\|title=''You Don’t Need This Resource''.\|text=The BattMem resource is basically for system use only. There is generally no reason for applications to use it. It is documented here simply for completeness.}}
	{\| class="wikitable"
⚫	\| ''You Don’t Need This Resource''. The BattMem resource is basically for system use only. There is generally no reason for applications to use it. It is documented here simply for completeness.
	\|}

	Additional information on the battmem resource can be found in the include files and the Autodocs for the battmem resource.		Additional information on the battmem resource can be found in the include files and the Autodocs for the battmem resource.

Steven Solie at 16:35, 2 May 2012

2012-05-02T16:35:41Z

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	The battery-backed memory (BattMem) preserves a small portion of Amiga memory while the system is powered off. Some of the information stored in this memory is used during the system boot sequence.		The battery-backed memory (BattMem) preserves a small portion of Amiga memory while the system is powered off. Some of the information stored in this memory is used during the system boot sequence.

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2012-04-16T21:26:52Z

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The battery-backed memory (BattMem) preserves a small portion of Amiga memory while the system is powered off. Some of the information stored in this memory is used during the system boot sequence.

The battmem resource provides access to the BattMem. Four functions allow you to use the BattMem.

'''BattMem Resource Functions'''
{| class="wikitable"
| ObtainBattSemaphore || Obtain exclusive access to the BattMem.
|-
| ReadBattMem() || Read a bitstring from the BattMem. You specify the bit position and the number of bits you wish to read.
|-
| ReleaseBattSemaphore() || Relinquish exclusive access to the BattMem.
|-
| WriteBattMem() || Write a bitstring to the BattMem. You specify the bit position and the number of bits you wish to write.
|}

The system considers BattMem to be a set of bits rather than bytes. This is done to conserve the limited space available. All bits are reserved, and applications should not read, or write undefined bits. Writing bits should be done with extreme caution since the settings will survive power-down/power-up. You can find the bit definitions in the BattMem include files resources/battmembitsamiga.h, resources/battmembitsamix.h and resources/battmembitsshared.h. They should be consulted before you do anything with the resource.

{| class="wikitable"
| ''You Don’t Need This Resource''. The BattMem resource is basically for system use only. There is generally no reason for applications to use it. It is documented here simply for completeness.
|}

Additional information on the battmem resource can be found in the include files and the Autodocs for the battmem resource.

'''BattMem Resource Information'''

Includes 
resources/battmem.i 
resources/battmembitsamiga.h 
resources/battmembitsamix.h 
resources/battmembitsshared.h 

AutoDocs 
battmem.doc