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From: Tones <caz.tones@mcmail.com>
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Subject: Down Memory lane....
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 13:33:18 +0100
Organization: PlayStation Net Yaroze (SCEE)
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Hi everyone,

Well,just getting into the nitty gritty of coding my first piece - but
before I started I thought I had better ask a couple of things.

Memory.  I have read the user guide, and have got the basic idea of
where everything goes, but is it possible for someone to explain how to
go about putting it in practice using 'for dummies' language!.  For
example,  say I've got the program which takes up (this is a silly
example by the way!!) 0.2 Megs, and I've put a sprite at address
0x80100000 which is 65Kb in size, where would the next tim file sit if
it was 100Kb.

Don't get me wrong, I've been involved in computing for a very long
time, but have never seem to have been able to get the hang of memory.
As this is such an important part of yaroze programming, I hold my hands
up, say I'm crap at memory, and ask for your help! :)

I realise this topic isn't specific to this newsgroup - but as this is
closely related to my 2d stuff I thought I'd better post it here !

Thanks very much in advance,

Tones! :)