updated docs

HRTmon.guide

@@ -3,13 +3,12 @@
 @author "Alain Malek (Hornet of Alcatraz)"
 ## Dec 27, 1998
 ## This is a doc file in the amigaguide.library format.
-## $Id: HRTmon.guide 1.9 2017/04/28 02:02:12 wepl Exp wepl $
 
 ##-------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 @Node Main "HRTmon documentation"
 
-			HRTmon v2.37 Documentation
+			HRTmon v2.38 Documentation
 
                             @{" Introduction " Link Introduction}
                             @{" Requirements " Link Requirements}
@@ -25,6 +24,7 @@
 
                    look out for the latest version at:
                 http://dumbo.cryogen.ch/hrtmon/index.html
+                     https://github.com/wepl/hrtmon
 
 @EndNode
 
@@ -2030,6 +2030,19 @@ correspondance.
 @Node History "HRTmon/History"
                        @{b}History@{ub}
 
+version 2.38 Feb 16 2021 (Wepl)
+
+- added a gnu Makefile to build all components
+- adapted C sources to build all using vbcc, the binaries became
+  larger (assumed worse optimization compared to DICE) but I wanted to make
+  them cross compile, no functional changes, should work as before, also no
+  need to replace the binaries
+- added functions printf and _VSNPrintF
+- output of WHDLoad commands WLM and WI improved
+- new command TT to display the exec tasks
+- some dead code/data removed
+- created public repository at https://github.com/wepl/hrtmon
+
 version 2.37 Apr 28 2017 (Toni Wilen, Wepl)
 
 - changes for uae/aca-rom

readme-whdload.txt

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 
-to use the whdload commands whdload version 8.1.1908 or better is required
+to use the WHDLoad commands WHDLoad version 8.1.1908 or better is required,
 moreover in the HRTmonPrefs the option "No VBR move" must be checked
 
 the following commands are currently available:
@@ -18,14 +18,14 @@ the following commands are currently available:
 
  WPD	start length - delete a previousy created memory protection
 
- WQ	- quit whdload
+ WQ	- quit WHDLoad
 	returns to workbench
 
- WD	- quit whdload with debug
-	write whdload's coredumps and returns to workbench
+ WD	- quit WHDLoad with debug
+	write WHDLoad's coredumps and returns to workbench
 	(there is no stackframe cleanup!)
 
- WI	- whdload info
+ WI	- WHDLoad info
 	shows the WHDLoad version and size of chip memory used
 	if WHDLoad has version >= 16.6 it also shows start, end and size
 	of expansion memory (only if expmem is used)
@@ -34,18 +34,15 @@ the following commands are currently available:
 
  WLM	name start - load file into memory
 	does the same as command L and has the same parameters
-	the actual directory is that from the slave (or ws_CurrentDir if used)
+	the actual directory(ies) is that from the Slave
 
  WSM	name start end - save memory region to a file
 	does the same as command S and has the same parameters
-	the actual directory is that from the slave (or ws_CurrentDir if used)
+	the file will be saved to the first data directory of the current
+	WHDLoad run
 
 the following keys are currently available:
 
- Alt + PrtSc	dumps the actual screen as "hrtmon-screen.txt" in the 
-		directory where the files of the installed program are located
-		(the 'data' directory if set via option or by the slave else
-		the directory where the icon called by is located)
-
-Wepl 28.08.2011 ([email protected])
+ Alt + PrtSc	dumps the actual screen as "hrtmon-screen.txt" to the first
+		data directory of the current WHDLoad run
 

readme.txt

@@ -8,6 +8,9 @@ http://dumbo.cryogen.ch/hrtmon/index.html
 or send me an email at:
 [email protected]
 
+please report bugs or contribute via
+https://github.com/wepl/hrtmon
+
 the following files are included:
 
 ************************************
@@ -29,8 +32,6 @@ HRTmon.c
 HRTmon Prefs files
 ************************************
 
-DMakefile		(makefile for DICE C compiler)
-
 #GUI edited with GadToolsBox
 
 HRTmonGUI2.c
@@ -71,7 +72,7 @@ Topaz3.raw
 The best place to start hacking the source is the HRTmonV2.s file.
 (and all the files in the 'src' directory)
 This file can be assembled at least with ASMOne, ASMPro, BASM or PhxAss.
+The supplied binaries are created using vasm/vbcc and the supplied Makefile.
 The resulting file should be saved as HRTmon.data.
 That's it, you have a new version of HRTmon.
 
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