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MiniMemoryTester
# mmt
# MiniMemoryTester
A program designed to exhaustively test expansion memory on an Apple IIGS.
![Boot up and running a quick test](docs/minimemorytester.gif "Boot up and running a quick test")
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# Usage
There is a full manual here http://goo.gl/NiKJTH
If you just want the program, the latest disk images are
# Downloads
Disk images are available on the project releases page.
https://github.com/digarok/MiniMemoryTester/releases
[MMT800.2mg](https://github.com/digarok/mmt/blob/master/MMT800.2mg?raw=true "MMT800.2mg")
[MMT800.po](https://github.com/digarok/mmt/blob/master/MMT800.po?raw=true "MMT800.po")
[MMT140.po](https://github.com/digarok/mmt/blob/master/MMT140.po?raw=true "MMT140.po")
You can transfer those to a 3.5" or 5.25" disk using ADT Pro or if you have a SD based storage system, it should run fine from there.
You can transfer them to a 3.5" or 5.25" disk using ADT Pro or you can run it from your modern SD storage systems.
# Build
You can build it yourself using the *make_bootable* Bash script under Linux or OSX. It should be trivial to write an approximate BAT or Powershell for Windows, if that is what you are using. Note - You need to edit the following lines in the *make_bootable* script:
You can build it yourself using the *`make_po.sh`* Bash script under Linux or OSX. It should be trivial to write an approximate BAT or Powershell for Windows, if that is what you are using. Note - You need to edit the following lines in the *make_bootable* script:
# SET THESE TOOLS UP ON YOUR SYSTEM AND UPDATE THE PATHS HERE TO BUILD
CADIUS="../tools/Cadius"
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The 8-bit test modes, in particular, are written with a short accumulator, but long index registers. This way it can easily scan a bank of memory using the X register from 0000 to FFFF. Likewise, when running 16-bit test modes, we write 16 bit values using a long accumulator, and still using long index registers. However, we also increment or decrement by two, since it writes two bytes at a time with a long accumulator.
`TestInit` function is where the "BEGIN TEST" code starts.
Again, see the manual at the top for the full description of the software and usage.
Again, see the manual at the top for the full description of the software and usage.