I hope it also means its incorporation unto AROS!

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... yet another software announcement that totally fails to address new users. Not even a simple link to another resource explaining more is provided.

General request to people reaching their target audience thru AmigaWorld.net - please show your users the courtesy of not expecting they know your software just as well as you do. You are encouraged to write a brief description of what your program or project does. Try to uphold at certain level of quality in your posts.

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yet another software announcement that totally fails to address new users

Not just new users. I'm an Amiga user of over 15 years, and *I* don't even know what the app. is!

It's good to see stuff resurrected, great to see people doing something constructive, but please give a brief layman's description of what stuff is with an announcement. It's getting to be like Linux-land around here otherwise!

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... yet another software announcement that totally fails to address new users. Not even a simple link to another resource explaining more is provided.

Valid point.
I was going to ask for some links, but then the news item was approved already, oh well, my own fault for not notifying the rest of staff.

@Anyone
Please PM me or someone else in aw.net staff with links to add to this news item.

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Tlsfmem is a tlsf memory allocater that avoid that memory is fragment after long on time of your amiga and so avoid slowdown

it is faster than original memallloc when use long time your amiga.

When developer use memtracker tools (wipeout) it give always a speedup.

Chris Hodges have develop it but pab on german page begin to troll against it and Chris add in the readme and FAQ some words against pab. german anews does not release this news and Chris Hodges is demotivate about that and stop developing and he answer to my bugreport, that he do not search for fixes (see enforcer Hits)

The source he dont want give, but the ok to reassamble it and release bugfixed versions.

reads here about TLSF

http://rtportal.upv.es/rtmalloc/


For AROS tlsfmem cant use, because it is 68k asm code when reassamble.
Also original source is written in asm stand in tlsf mem readme

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For AROS tlsfmem cant use, because it is 68k asm code when reassamble. Also original source is written in asm stand in tlsf mem readme

Strong words you say. AmigaOS was also 68k assembler and look at where AROS is today... should that be no stop for you my friend!

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Tlsfmem is a tlsf memory allocater that avoid that memory is fragment after long on time of your amiga and so avoid slowdown

Thanks for the explanation. It sounds like a potentially useful tool. Please continue your work to make it available again.

@tomazkid

Erm, it relates to this news item which was only posted 2 weeks ago.

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Strong words you say. AmigaOS was also 68k assembler and look at where AROS is today... should that be no stop for you my friend!

But (and that is a big but), AROS is not a recompile of AOS taken from the original code, but merely a reimplementation of the API and AOS behaviour. As you must be aware, it is not binary compatible to any AOS compiled software or 68K asm code because it does not emulate the 68K processor in any fashion.

As such, unless you are going to recode the application in C which can then be recompiled for an AROS target, it just isn't going to happen.

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I was talking in reimplement it in C indeed... Just as AROS was, just as concepts are translated across different languages...

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firtst i thought this still contain asm code, but when look on the page i post the code seem asm free.

maybe its worth a look to do that in C or maybe another coder do that in C for AROS


* (Jul 28 2007) Herman ten Brugge :
*
* - Add 64 bit support. It now runs on x86_64 and solaris64.
* - I also tested this on vxworks/32and solaris/32 and i386/32 processors.
* - Remove assembly code. I could not measure any performance difference
* on my core2 processor. This also makes the code more portable.

BTW: Herman ten Brugge write too the fpu emulation in uae. -;)

/*
* UAE - The Un*x Amiga Emulator
*
* MC68881 emulation
*
* Copyright 1996 Herman ten Brugge
* Modified 2005 Peter Keunecke
*/

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